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Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-18
Albany, N. r., ohambe

fary ofsthe Albany, \. r., Ghambel of Commerce. on The Chamber and It's Reisttion to Municipal Affairs.
 In the evening there is to be a meeting fn ,Woolsey hall which will be addressed by Ex Mayor Ole Hanson of Seattle, Wash, and others.
 The present officers of the Connecti- cut Mayors. association are President. pr. Joseph A Cook Mersden; vice president Richard Kinsella, Hartford; secretary and treasurer. Dr. J. Milton CoburI1, Norwaik; executive eomIhit- ] tee, James Gray, Bristol, Frank 4. Coles Middletown and Alton T. Miner of NeE London.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-18

$667 11e. Compared with these figures there were S32 sales in the same towns during the current week. with mortgage loans Of $3.446,131
 Building permits to the number of 223 have been granted during the past week in New Haven. Brids eport, Hart : ford, Waterbury. New Britain. Stam- ford, New London West Haven, Ham den, Stratford and Springfield, Mass. figures compare with 83 perimts in the like week of 1913. for buildings costing sS64S56, and 127 in 1917, for buildings costing $446,9S
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-18
NEW LONDON.

The H. Wales Lines Co. of Meri- den has taken the contract for a new building at the plant of the Sheffield Dentrifice Co. on Wallace street. It will be 63X101 feet, three stories high, mill cons -ruction with gravel roof, and cos viii be about i55 000.
 V orK wid proceed at once on the block which is to be built by Agostino DiNoto of 97 Spruce street, on Gran ite street and which has been delayed for q few weeks. It will be four S or cs l Of brick cols,ruct on. 81x94. ala co ain ap ITtE. ents of three,
 -s' ..l five rC III each. It wi. be |. u Gy team VIII be equipped ith d.. tn, "a features and accomA-o-. ddt.ons. The approximate cost of the building is sl40 900. The owner will do the worit by te day.
 Work is progressing rapidly on the ioundaIiol oI he new si k n il which l. Anr n bioom Co. ot Patterson N, ] is bu Gin,. on Gar e d avenue or part 0 u, AdW Ples- es ate. The 9g oposed taId as pre- iCusly de- aCgi5ed la IEe Rec I'd. VII be 4GX25G .ee of br.ci, c.n llucdOn. tWo stories high, and vii CT ploy aboIJ 400 peo- pie. The estimate cost Of the struc- tura s-ab9ut so 900.
 Frank Duca viii build a fine resi- dence on Montsuk avenue, lt wi. he S7x32, tV o s,orles high. of frame con- struct OH covered with sLucco. There will be s X rooms and all Improve | a.ents. inc uGins a tiled bathroom 1 hardwood Io0rs q tgepIace, The pans are aDl for dEures.
 A permit has been is usd to George I r. T 0u 4a Tor q 1r1l1a house Oa | Friendship street. wi-- re E 1 y ith SAX room nclg1i g il improve
 1lo 2 s ..nd sung ab ,ul ,. .1J. ! Plans are oeinS pre2a ed for { { frame bll d3ng on Jefferson avenue tc { Ee erected lor C. N cell. 1t wal be i2x.9 feet. 1-2 stores lgh. with g stucco exterior. Or he ground aool
 will be store, on the 5eoond tAree rooms and on the third floor three
 rooms and bath.
 Building Permits.
 Geor-e F. Thomas frame house
 Friend hip street. Cost S. Jo. Antonio De Laro cemen- ock ga
 rage SAav sreet. Cost $1.5o0.
 Ellen A. Burke, frame parch. Black
 hal s.reet. Cost $50.
 Olive F. Shurts. frame garage, Ad dison street. Cost s400.
 Freeman E. Kenner ol. frame house Rosemary street. Cost $500. i J. S. Collins, frame garage, Montaul
 avenue. Cost $500.
 I A. c. G. Shorten. frame garage, Ade
 laide street. Cost $500.
 Total ntimber of permits for th' week g.; estimated cost of building
 $12,5o0.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-18
Ra ldAa Permits.
MlpDLETCWN.

Plans have been accepted for the new state armory to be built here on the Watkinson property on Main stree. The colonial house now on the site is to be used as a part of the new building. The house will be moved to form the left wing of the new building, and a corresponding wing built on the right side, with a dril shed. 15Ox75 feet connecting them. The building will be strictly colonial and will be- two stories and basement. oi brick and Steel, with concrete founda- tion. There is an appropriation o1 :15o,OeO, for the erection of the build ing. s2
 Work has been started on a new res dence in Cromwell for Harry Town send of Oyster Bay. L. l. The house will be of frame construction, finished in hard woods, with hard wood floors and provided with hot water heat ant every convenience.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-18
-ary Thark- T ylor
(special to The Bulleti7. !

Especial to The Bulleti1.) Hartford, Oct. 17-"eouven'r Tay- Tor this rrorning received the tolow- ,7e pen-w-'tten letter from Louis C.. Ttnany. who as reported 'n The .Bul- letin, prese ted his beautiful home tc artists and lovers of art. Laurelton Hall,
 Oyster Bay,
 Long Island.
 November 13, 1919. Dear Mir. Taylor: It was very kind Of you tO send me the clipping in The Norwich Bulletin. I am glad to have been able to give to the artists and lovers of art my home and the works of art which I have collected that they man enjoy and be improved by the beauty have enjoyed. Thanking you again. am.
 Very sincerely, LOUIS c. TIFFANY,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-18
MELLEN SAYS NEW HAVEN
 MADE THREE BIG MISTAKE

Recalling Q number of mistakes which, he says. led to the collapse O the New York, New Haven and Hart
 ford Railroad company's system, c s. Mellen, former president of ta' road, in the Boston News Bureau tells what he believes are the reason for the financial blunders. He says
 Three big mistakes tell the story
 First, the neglect of the opportunit. to sell all New Haven's steamship in terests to Charles W. Morse. The rec ord book, will show that I recon mended this sale and that the diree
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-18
JACOBS pIVoRcE ulT

JRCObS DiNORC- L4I
 IS STILL IN COURT Judge John 2. Keeier has filed memorandum of decision in the su- perior court at Hartford bearing on the plaintiffs demurrer to the re- rronstrance of the defendant in the divorce suit of Gladys w Jacobs of Hartford who has been a summer res ideni at a cottage at Neptr7e Park. al Ocean beach. John w C00raN as a committee of the court had uade n report that Mrs. Jacohs was e1t''o7 to a divorce o1 the ground of into . erable cruelty the custod a1 of chi d born of the marriage and to aliTony of $40 GOO. The reTo1stra nee wa filed arainst the acceptance of the report hv fhr reu-t The de~u--er m the pat 70 "a Tacrhs was filed 10 the ra the contention beinS that the s filed by the com mittee was final.
 The judge sustains that part of the demurrer to the remonstrance which asks the court to revise the part of the report of the committee that has to do with questions of fact The re- monstrance says however. the iud~e's notes, that the committee T7ade a f1d- ing of intolerahle cruelt- without Ar' . dence to sustain the finding. The
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-18
REAL ESTATE SALES
 AND MORTGAGE LOANS

There were 16 sales of real estate in Norwich last week to 27 for the same week last year. The loans for the two weeks were s2o.35O and $50, ,342 re- spectively.
 In New London there were F sales of realty last week to ten for the cor responding period in 1S18 The mort gage loans amounted to s44,ooo and $24,750 for the respective weeks.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-18
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

The matter of the erection of new high school in this place has been de- ferred until next spring. A new com mittee consisting of J. H. Valentine, A. D. Bernada. R. W. Smith, J. R. Parkhurst and F. G. Sanford has been appointed to look into the need of ad- ditional school facilities and will re- port at meeting to be held the sec- ond Monday in March, 1920.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-18
More Praise, For Miss Warmers Book


 Norwich friends of Miss France Le"ter Warner. gifted daughter of Judge and Mrs. Edsar Warner of Put nam will be interested in the follow ing review of her hook from the New Haven Journal Courier.
 Endicott and I are the delightful parents of 3 delightful family. Wheth- CT they are engaged in conduct ing an orchestra or family prayers they do so with ,hunor, charm and touch of true sentiment. Lovers of the informal essay will welcome Endicott and for it's orig inal Urea atment and style Follow ing the lines of the essays of Eliza beth Woodbridge, it has n touch and piquancy all it's own. We pre- dict for the author an established place for herself among the pres ert-day essayists. She is a teacher . at Mt. Holyoke.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-18
BUILDING OPERATIONS
 IN NEW ENGLAND

Statistics of building and engineer ing operations in New England as compiled by The r. W. Dodge Com pany follows.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-18

Danbury-Samaritan lodge, I. o. O
 F., of this city, greeted William T. Meyers of Bridgeport, grand master of the grand lodge of Connecticut, the other night on the occasion of his first official visit to lodges in this district.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-18

The poet is born, but the waiter girl is made to order.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03

HANNIBAL 0.

HANNIBAL. o.. oct. @.--Mr. ana MIS-
Everett .\n.il,r. If Brllnir", ONO. spent
S,iur.Ioy evening amd SUNDAY Win h'r
,.,r.nr. Mr. and Mrs. John G"hriE.
Mrs. ,;arri>h. f cincinnati. IS visiting
Lrr sister. Mrs. Erndy Su;'-.
Drn't hrsltai" 20 inter the Intelligent
RS Automnbil" and Ilamo"d cam
r.aiEn--if it * good for your nriIhoors'
Mr, nuJ Mrs. McD"l.ald Dietrich. OF
WHEELING. were visiting relatives III
town saturday and SUNDAY
Mr. and Mrs ,;a"rE" Eraau!I"h ana
Miss Gertrude, G,hrjE. at MARIETTA, o.
.p,nt saturday and Sunday with MS
father. ,;cnrr., Hraunli"h. ST.. ana lhin-
ily.
Mr. and Mr.. Guy Nrv&t Of Wheeling
,i.i,rd relatives IN town Monday anu
Tuesday.
Irwin Alexander and sister. Miss Alice
&C.: Corarulis. ia. or" TIA" guests or 'h"ir
sIstcr. Mrs. Robert Tish'r.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester F'ri"d"n and son
left Monday for Akron. Ohio. where they
Will make their futur" home.
Mrs Etsrnhrrlh and sister. Miss Ida
FISHER ,f New Nhr'.nsvIll". spent Sum
Inv in town with relatives.
Ecv. J. II. Brown and family left Fri
Gay for their rcw h"m" at democracy
OHIO.
Mr. md Mrs. H. !. Muhl"men ma
daughter. Miss iona. spent Sunday with
friends IN Middl"h"urn". W. Va.
MIR and Mrs. +. J F-icdcn were Sardis
visitors sunday. :
Roy. I. l., Webster tn" new pastor '"t
IN. English VI. + church. aud family.
i'nrrivcd IN town Friday.
Miss Mary M"z"na. Of M"undsrille.
srcn, Saturday evening and sunday n
+ Irr HON" here.
Mr.. md Mrs. Fred N"ll md tw"
daurhtr-s. left Monday for their home
i'm Gr"rnshurr. Ia. after pleasant
I yi.lt with relatives her"
Niss"s Minnie Muhlcman and jennie
cutor srcnt Wednesday III Wh'"llng.
Mrs. A. l.. Moore and two sons re-
turned Wednesday to thctr home IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
WELLSBURG

WELLSBrRG. W. Va. Oct. 2.-Aft"r
three weeks 81 continuous effort TO So
cure good team 10 meet the Merchants
in their opening game here Saturday,
manager Davidson has been without re-
suits and IL now appears as II III" M"F-
chants will play their first gam" Sunday
at Martins Ferry. meeting the STRONG
Capitol Inn club OF that city. MamaG"r
Davidson has been III COnrnuuicRti"n
with managers from Pittsburgh 20 PARK
ersburg in an effort to secure game
for Saturday but was unsuccessful
There arc any number OF teams who
would b. willing % play here on sun
days. ard /. appears row that unless
WellsburS permits Sunday football.
rNSt Of tho Merchants games VIII or
necessity be played on foreign grounds.
The sentiment among III" Clty council
appears to favor Sunday football and It
- quite possible that IL will b" given
try out. The Merchants have IN" h"Nt
team this season ever in III" history OF
the club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
ST, MARYS

ST MARY'S. W. Va. Oct. M isS
Elizabeth Hutch"r Of Cleveland ONO:
* the guest Of MIR. and Mrs. Cllhoru
Eu;chrr here this week.
Rev, G. F.. Fogln Of Hundred. was
caller in town Tuesday.
Truman Gardner Of rad"n CITY visited
h,,.. 4 few days this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory or heim"n''
were IA town Thursday.
Orylll" Medley srrn' Tuesday IN
HaGkvrshurG.
DR. John Wntsun was business
caller at Marietta. Wednesday.
Mrs. q. &. Mrrarrarr of Eureka was
Eh,I.iau.; IN town. Tuesday.
N..N knight MAS AZ Marietta, TUESDAY.
john t. HALL AMI l.. 5. TaToor were
nj I;trkcrshurE. Tuesday.
Mrs. \. Samhcrs"n and daughter. Lila
wrr,. callers here Tuesday.
Mr., and Mrs Chas. Morgan wer"
shcrpinE ut Marietta. Ohio. Wcdnes-
day.
John Carroll ~ IIarrisvill". spent n
few DAYS her" with rrlItiN"s this week.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Roy Robinson and
faugh;"r Helen. lett Tuesday for their
h,.,,lr at rHark%hurr. after spending
soy. raj days h'rn with relatives.
Mr.. William k.uE If Calcutta. was in
proud parents "r Il baby hoy. born oct
o!,r l.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Albright are the
Edmcnds. Frank Hays ana Ed. Hall mo-
tor"d - Marietta. Monday.
L. s. Close Of Pittsburgh, wnS nusl-
rc,S visitor here Tuesday,
Mrs, Loomis Watson was shopping IN
Marietta. Wednesday,
Misses Martha Stanley and Garnet
George Barrett was at Belmont. Tues
day
clyde Sullivan was at Marietta Tues
day.
Emery Drinko and Jules Dransart
were nj Marietta. Saturday.
Mrs Joanna IIcddcston Of Eureka.
visited her parents here Thursday.
Row Butcher of St"uhrnvill". ONO
is visiting relatives and friends here
this wcck.
Jacob Corcnhovcr was n business Wis
itor nj ParkcrshurG, Wednesday.
town Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
MOUNDSV|LLE
NEWS
Truman Arrested.

Thomas Truman. Of MciEhen avenue
Was arrested Wednesday evening at hi'
home on q charge of forging checks
unOn Alex ObCrlln The arrest was
made by Chief Of Police Moore and
Truman will be given hearing this
evening before Squire lewis. The
amount of the checks were from sl2 70
$50 and aggregate about SIG. Th"y
were made out to William WctZcl and
were cashcd at various places in town
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ritznatrtck Funeral.

Funeral services oyer me remains , "r
Miss Mac FITZPATRICK will be held tnlS
ofI,rnmnn nj $50 o'clock II the family
home on Marshall street. Rev. j. e:
buckley Will offiCiatc and lntcril'h'
viii be made in Greenwood cemetery.
Tho deceased passed away ursGHy
mnruing at the Glendale hospital alt'r
several days illness. death being du" to
appendicitis. She was III her lOth EraI
and was we'll known IN tins cry ana
her many friends Will be Er'c''u -
Icnrn of her sudden dCtlh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
Foreigner Arrested.

Nick Strrhk. "1c of tn" Foreigners ar
rested in connection with the robbery
Of Pete Autcn and =. {. Day. was re-
leased yesterday and returned 20
Moundsvillc. II was revealed to the Of
iiccrs that Strcbk had nothing 10 d"
with the robbery. hut tn" other two,
TnChituko and Karlashon were held al
81. Cla!rsville for further examination.
Tho other member Of the gang has not
yet been approh"ndCd.
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Pans Wild.

The many hundred fans IF tn" nnt!"n-
al paStimr IN this city, have "h'rr' i
themselves huarS" during tn" past tw"
days. over the twin victory of tn" en-
cinnati Reds over the Chicago NhitS
Son. TUday'S gam" Will b" rlAH'd ~
Chicago. and the local ruOt"rS al IN"
Red Legs arc Wondering whether en-
cinnati can duplicate their tricks 81
III" past TWO days. III the opponents ter
r.
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Many Attended Dance and Bazaar.

Many people OF InlS III! HTI'TTVII, IT
dance and haZaar last evening when
was given by the men "f tn, 81. James
church at the ST. James hall on Logan
street. The men sold ice cream i,''u
rakn and other articles and rra iZ"d a
rcnT sun, which will b" used for IN"
h benz. Of the church. IN orchestra
furnished n program of the late dance
selections for The evening ana an mos
who attended had drlIgh'tul ilnI'' u"
affair viii continu" for two more c'c-
ujngs. this evening and Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
Rev. Kicker VIII Lecture.

Tho busy Cleaners class "f th' cal
vary Sunday school have arranged FOR
Dr. Rikcr. pastor Of the Central Mctho-
dist Episcopal church. Of Columbus g..
to deliver n lecture at Calvary NJ. r..
church Tuesday evening. Oct. "a. DR.
Rikcr was pastor Of calvary church
some years ago and is favorably known
among lnCAl rrOplc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03

Edgar IT. Jones. formerly = m"mn"r
Of BATTERY \. %l4'h Field Artillery. vii"
after being discharged from Camp Lee.
won: To- visit his people n Caualo. * u
Wrllshurg visitor fer 4 l"w days. Mr..
Jones was formerly L student ~ Both
any College and will leave shortly for
P;,tshurgh. t. enter Carn"gi" Teen for
n three months course.
Mr., and Mrs. John Els"n aud family
arc attending the Rurg"ttstown fafr
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Osborn" and
Mrs. Clinton Kemp We're St"uo"nvillG
callers Thursday.
Miss Ethel W"tzcl was Wheeling
visitor. "Wednesday.
The employees OF tho B"ll Telephone
office NJ Wcl,shurg. held w"'n"r and
marshmallow roast last evening AT the
Follanshee bathing beach. They were
Joined by the ofticc force Of n" Fo!lansr
bee office
John Eft has been called TO Winters
willie. O.. on accounr of tho death or his
father. John Eft Sr. well known
farmer If that district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03

Word has been received here TINT
Miss Nan MOurot who has spent the
last two years overseas as Red Cross
nurse, will land in New York next
Tuesday. oct. Z. coming over on the 5.
S. Canada. Miss MourUt was decorated
for her service and saw much experience
in war work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
Our Radiator Covers save your Walls.
Tel. 663. Wheeling Tent & Awning GO.
Miners School.

The announcements - tn. i"''n''"n "f
the West Virginia University I" open
night schools for III" mining mon III
this section Of tho S,a;" has boon VIII
received and the work - now We'll under
way.
Schools have been organized at
MoundsvIll". Collier and Wcl!SburE
Tho work will b" started at Standard
pnd Warwood in the very near future.
Tho intent manifested in the work the
Instructor reports is very gratifying.
This is q two years course and Is fine
to all interested in or working about the
coal mine. II interested meet with
class Friday. October 2. : =. M. Central
school building Subject for discussion
Friday night will be Mine Cases"
High Class Concerts.
Madame Tanner Stewart OF Steuben-
VILE. O.. was Wellsburg visitor Thurs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
Marshmallow Toast.

Edgar Gallagher entertained group
Of his friends last evening" VIII y
,,,r.hm,iIow toast ON the Reilly hill.
Thc gr"up left ibis city about o'clock
and journcyrd up the hill about mile i
where they spent delightful evening IN
games and other cujOyahl" phStim"S' y,
n late hour n huge fire was hullt anu
Tho merry group gathered around II and
toasted marshmalluwS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03

The members Of tn" city council n"t
las, evening in the mayors office on
Marshall street. The evening was spent
in discussing a number az business maj
trrs concerning the town. The meeting
was well attended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03

Charleston. W. Va, after Z short visit
with her mother, Mrs. Ellen fisher and
other relatives. -: ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schwab OF;
Moundsvillc. were callers Of Ars- Lucy
bye Sunday. ii
DR.. r. w McKelvey and J. F. Neusn-,
schwandcr wero at Woodsneld. Ohto,
Wednesday. -
Mrs. ". \. Muhleman and Miss Sanie'
Lcnkard entertained the Maids and MAJ
rons club at their home Wednesday err
cninS
i Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Nothing ana
children Of Wheeling. arc visiting MIS-
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mart Nothing. ~
Miss Kate urke Of California, was the
guest Of relatives here the past week. a
Rev. T.. Webster was at FairViehsl
Ohio. Tuesday on business. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
c,3stian Endeavor Society.

Tho mrnlhrrs If the ChrISt!nn FNU"H-
cor SrrirIS met last evening IN IN" l,tf-
lore of IN" First Christian 'hur"h' ne
cycnin.: was spent in discussing Il mum
her Of business matters. IN" Hr'''"S
was well attended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
Club Me t.

The members of thu SaNanhonr '.un
mot last evening III tthc Muldr"w hone
on Garfield street. The forcpart or inc
evening was spent prAcUcInE ON Inc IN
strumrnts followed Ivy Il social hour'
Ar Into hour a delicious luncheon was
E.A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
Held Dance.

Last evening thr nrIt of 4 series "t
dances t" be- given by tho electricians.
was held at tn" Armury hall ON S"uih
Main street. Won Brrg's Jazz orchestra.
furnished the music on this OCCASION
aud the affair WAS well attrnd"d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03

TcncWCO nCAlLH hAN
strength in DR..
Picrce's Favorite
Prescription and the
Golden Medical Dis
cov-ry. These mcdi-
cincs have been of
especial benefit TO
me during expect
ancy and enabled me
to raise my child.
This was perhaps
due u kidney trouble
which always gave
me considerable an1-
icty during each OK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
woman's Club.

Tho Woman's club Will meet this att
rrnoOn Mt tn" homo Of Mrs. :. w.
Mathews on Seventh street. Mrs. j.
Frank Dudley Will be- joint hostess and
there will be a solo by Miss ShowaCrc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03

cbnir viii hold a rehearsal this even
inE in the auditorium Of the churr en-.
Choir Dircctr"Ss Miss tiaic"oou,, nc
nmcsts All members to he present as
ther" are a numDcr of new anthems to
hr rchrorscd for the Sunday service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
McMECHEN
midway Club.

The members or the Midway Gu" viii
meet this evening In their club rooms
on Marshall street. II Is urged thal al
members b" present as th"Tc ar
number Of business mnitvrS I" h1 '"he"
up and discussed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-03
Entertained.

Miss Louise rru"lSS entertained q
number a." friends at her home on Sixth
street. WrGmC Sday evening. Dancing
and games wcr" tho main diversions OF
the evening and AT lat" hour refresh
mcntS were served.
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Recovering.

Mrs Martha M!llr. who was recently
operated upon a ~" ON" valley
bnsnl,al in St"uhrnyill". - inpr"%In"
rapidly. much to tn" pleasure ct her
many friends.
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poctapt period. After | took the Favonte
Prescription and the Golden Medical Dis
oovery' had no further trouble with my
kidneys during expectancy and l surely
realize all that these tones meant to me and
TO my child. MRS. Z. V. HOOK, 8
Tams St
Gained IS Pounds
Moundsvlle- ". Va.:-"Some eight
wears aro in the opening of spring | began
In 90 down in health. | became nervous,
weak, could not cat nor sleep, and became
yery thin, Was SO completely rundown
could not work. l went on this way one
whole summer. took medicine but 1t ID
not do me any good. | WAS 30 weak oould
scarcely get up and down stairs. when !
began taking 'Favorite Prescription.
only took about three bottles when was q
we'll person and began to be strong and
hearty. gained thirty-hve pounds IN
weight and am today strong and have never
had any sickness since. -MltH. NJ .
WILSON, sol LIST st.
Charlottesville, Va. :-"For years l SUI
Tered with woman's weakness during wmcn
limo doctorcd and took medicine without
r,ttinp relief. | suffered with backaches
Ind mains in the side was very weak and
nervnus and WIS miserable when | began
taking DIR. Perce's Favnrite Prescription.
When had taken two bottles | WAS so much
improved that knew l had at last found
the right medicine. took six bottles and
by that time | was well. W. VI.
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