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Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-14
HAMILTON BROTHERS, AuctiOnecrs Time of Sale 10 A. M.
 E. J. HAMILTON s71-s7s-s75 Main Street. Norwich

wITTER BROS. ...... Auctioneers
 J. c. WITTER,
 N. A. WITTER, Assistant. Office and salesroonls. AZ Main St,
 Danielson. Conn.
 Public Auction
 On account Of the death of my wife, I will sell at public sale, without reserve or restriction. my entire farming equipment including my householdYEoods. on
 MONDAY. FEB. Is.
 at 10 o'clock a. my sharp. at my place of residence. known as the Mclean farm, located about miles northeast from Brooklyn vi1- lage, just off the main road leading 10 Pomfret Center.
 FARMING EQUIPMENT
 Nine head of young extra high grade Guernsey and Jersey cattle as described. 1 due Feb. %. 1 due March lst, due middle. of March, l due in June. and recently fresh, 1 Is mos. heifer calf. 1 mos; heifer. Jersey bull. standard bred and registered No. 163965, Jacoha's Gamboge. dropped Dee. 1st. 1917. bred by New York State School of Agriculture Ia real bulD, 1 pair of bay farm horses. good workers and extra good. drivers either single or double, 1 fat hog. should dress ZoB lbs. or better. two-horse handy farm wagon, 1 democrat wagon. top carriage. set of combination harness. 1 sin~le harness 1 Kemn manure spreader, all o. K. 25 horsepower Fairbanks ,G Morse gas engine. 1 tiltinG table saw frame with saw complete, also lot of ex cellent belting. l brand new 500 ID. bhl. spraying outfit complete. S00-egg incubator Jchn Deere wheel harrow 1 ersilage cutter tooth harrow. i Oliver nlow. 1 I Eclipse corn planter. cultivator, s new 30 1t. extension ladder. fine I two-horse McTnr77ick fnovnr Nc I Tornicl1 steel rake, grindstone. 1 s knife grinder. Axrress sleigh. l wagon pole- 1 Mcclellan riding sad He and oridle. and a large collectlon If smaller tools, including noes, rakes sHythes, ice tools. plumbers tools, etc.
 HOUSEHOLD GOODS Che Storey & Clarke upright ma hogany ui2no with stool I mahoe- any music cabinet. chartered oak dining room set complete i1c1,l ~-.l- s circular table. china closet buffet and chairs. mahogany center ta . \ hle and several mahogany rockers 4 and chairs. l fumed oak desk i mahogany bookcase. hrass he'd. ] iron bed. [ S3x106 Wilton rug. i txninster 7x9 rug, ] smaller rnes. i good sewing rachine. kitch en I table. cots. i icehox, 1 valuable Redwood F,ngIishware dinner set ap excellent collection of silverware of all Kinds and many dishes of a useful nature.
 Everything included in this sale is in first class shane and will be \ sold for the high dollar.
 If decidedly stormy. the sale will occur the first fair day after at the same hour. Terms cash.
 ARTHUR H. WALTERS.
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at 10 o'clock a. m.,

at 10 o'clock a. m..
 the following articles of personal prop erty: 13 cows, , heifers; in this lot are a choice lot of grade Guernseys and Holsteins; bulls Gone registered Guernsey, General Pershing No. 54379), nice year old horse (1100 Ibs.), extra good driver (safe for women and children), Chester White SOW, Berkshire SOW, shoats, 1 democrat wagon. team wagons. l dump cart OK cart, nearly new mSwing machine. horse rake 1 lime sower. 1 disc har- raw spring tooth harrows. culti- vators, 1 bush and bog blow. De Laval separator No. r. incubator GAO eggs). 1 six-bottle cream tester 2 sets double team harness, 3 sets driving, harness. sets tackle blocks. barrels vinegar, icing outfit (saws chisels- tongs and pfkes), blows. show els chains and other. articles too nu- merous to mention; also a quantity of furniture, tables, chairs. couches, stoves, etc.
 As I have sold my farm, these goods will positively he sold to the highest bidder. If said day proves stormy, sale will be next fair week day.
 feb14d FRED o. BROWN.
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Horses

50 head. 2S head that have been here one week that are all acclinated and good broke; also some good second hand horses, wagons, harnesses. new and second hand. If you need any thing in the horse line eaxne and see
 E. J. HAMILTON
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A Bulletin Want
 Advertisement Viii Get it
WANTED-MisceIIaneous

IF YOU WANT a healthy, wealthy, loving wife, write me. N. T., 4214 Cah- fornia St., San Francisco, Cal feb1 4S
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LOST AND FOUND
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Having finished the appraisal of each and every piece of property in the Town of Killingly. and having private figures to the same, I am now ready to handle your real estate and other prop erty business in a manner to afford you best protection. Sales, collections, care, appraisel, administration and lnsur- ance Straight commission basis For particulars, inquire of c. B. Hutchins, Danielson. Conn. Tel. 61-2. feb12d
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FOR SALE e4orsss

chunks s400 takes them. AIeo hay i'd the barn. Phone 91-23 Willimantic
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JUST ARRIVED

They are here. Twenty eight horsex of the blocky type, and suitable for all kinds of work. You can find a nice pair or gentle single horse. Come and see them. We will sell or trade.
 ELMER R. PERSON.
 Tel. 5S6-3. jan2Sd
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A Bulletin To Let
 Advertisement Will Rent It
TO RENT

FURNISHED ROOMS with steam heat Apply at 67 Church St. febl0d.
 TO RENT-An apartment of six rooms, improvements, five minutes from Franklin square; family without children preferred. Phone 246. jan27d
 TO Cottage 1s Slater Ave. For particulars. call 554. jan14d
 FOR RENT - Cottage house at Il Church St; modern improvements. Ap- ply at The Plaut-Cadden Co. dec309
 STORAGE-Househol goods stored for long or short term; rates reason. able. Tanning Studio. 52 Broadway.
 decSd
 TO RENT-Furnished rooms; also rooms for light housekeeping. Apply
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FOR SALE-Three new milch young cows with calves by their side. Fred Dur, Norwich Town. feb13d
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IF YOU will invest in, rich gold and silver mine. write to the Mountain Flower Mining Company. St. Joseph, Mo. feb14d
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$12,0O0 will buy a new sS0,000 pouI- try plant, capacity for 4,000 layers, fn- 1 cluding foundation stock. modern dwellings,; rare opportunity; investi- gate; terms. F. Racine. Danielson, Ct.
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AUCTIONS
AUCTION

Grand opening sale of Horses. On ac- count of death in the family had to postpone the auction again until Thursday, Feb. 5; so be sure and be here and you will get the benefit of the delay Every horse will be put up and sold for the high dollar. Bring in anything you have to sell and we will sell it.
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CHARLES F. BROWN. .Auctionee
 AUCTION

I will sell at public auction at my farm, formerly the Benjamin Nye place. near Exeter church. on
 WEDNESDAY. FEB. IS, 1929,
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A Bulletin For Safe
 Advertisement Will Sell It
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-One new milch COW with calf; also one due to freshen; Al stock. M J. Shea, Franklin Road, Franklin. Tel. 109s-13. feb14d
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FOR SALE-White Pomeranian sup py weeks old; good chance for good pet dog: Call evenings or write E. Cote, 3 sylvester St. feb14d
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MEN troubled with urinary frequen- cy or bladder irritation, prostate. dis order, piles or constipation, will learn something amazingly helpful without drugs, diet. massage or operations
 merely writing tor free brochure to EIectrothermaI Co.,, 2SS-A, Homan Bldg. Steubenyiue. O. jan19d
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FOR SALE-Carpenter' tools, chests, benches and grindstones Il Lincoln Ave. Phone S30 feb14d
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FOR SALE Single Comb Rhode Isl- and Red cockerels, good color and size. price 8 each. Address A. H. Brown, Colchester Conn. Tel. 4-12
 feb14STuTh
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OIL LEASES made former Judge Day wealthy in 30 days. almost against his wishes Read how he did it. You may apply the same prlncioles with equal chance Of success Write for free copy Of his story. Manning & Co, l West 54th St. New York. feb14d
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
PHILA. ARTISTS
GIVE MUSICAL

Special TO the Evening Journal.
NEWARK. oct. 30-Wolf Hall was
crowded last night with musical
lovers to hear the recital by noted
musical artists Of Philadelphia, Thad-
deus Rich. violin; Hans Kinder, cello.
and Ellis Clark IIammann, piano. II
was the first of the annual Artist
Series and was greatly appreciated
by the large audience. This series
has been arranged under the auspices
Of Delaware College and the Women's
College by the following committees
President Walter z. Hunihen. Dean
Winifred j. Robinson, Raymond W.
kirkhride, r. NJ. Upton. A. C vii
klnson, Howard b. Alexander. Miss
Madeline Dixon and H. Rodney Sian
The program last night follows:
TITO IN r. Flat op. I. No. 1: Allegro
Adagio cantabile, Scherzo, Presto, by
Beethoven.
Trio in d minor, op. 10: Andante con
moto lranqulllO; Scherzo: Presto. by
MendelssOhn
Trio in F major OF. Is; Allegro vi
Nace; Andante; Scherzo: Allegro. by
Saint Saems.
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Hanover Presbyterian Church The
ceremony Will be performed by the
Rev. Charles II. Bohner. pastor Of the
church. The bride will be given in
marriage by her uncle, Mr. Taylor
Mrs. Oliver Perry HeWes, of Aring-
ton, \. j., cousin OF the bride Will be
matrOn OF honor. The best man viii
be Dudley h. SOper, OF IOnkers. y. Y,
and the uShens viii be Edwin Ross
sheppard and Willard Thomas Gar
lett brother of the brd-. The we'd
dlng, music viii be played by Miss
sarah Hudson White.
The bride will wear brown gold
tone trimmed with raccOon with hat
TO match. Her corsage bouquet will
b. lilies of ihr valley aru nr hai~.
The mairOn will wear blue gcOrgetie
crepe with picture hat OF black yel-
vet. Her corsage bouquet will be- OF
sweetheart ross.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Mennecke Will leave for a trip through
the New England States After De
cember the couple will be at home at
Ml0wood Manor, Flalbush, New York.
Among ihe out-0f-toWn guests who
VII be nrcs MI viii % Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Menneske. OF New York City.
parents OF the groom, Mr.. and Mrs
Dudley b. Soper, OF Nonkers. New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver perry
HeWes, Of Arlington, New Jersey: Miss
Mary Luc lla 1ull. of rurs Corner
Maryland; Miss Rebe Thompson, cf
Rear Delaware: Mr. and Mrs r. T..
Garrett, Riverside" North East Md
Miss Garrett is a graduate Of the
Wilmington High school Glass OF 1911.
Mr. Mennecke was a lieutenant in the
United states Navy during the war
and siuce his release from active SER
vice has been associated in the archi-
sawyer, Of New York Cily.
The bride has been entertained cN-
tensively during the past two weeks.
a nuer party was given her last
evening by her aunt. Mrs. B. Franklin
Taylor at her home, including the
bridal party and friends OF The bride
and gneeaA
Evening journal., 1920-10-30

:. Prickcti. Miss Julia Boulden and
Mrs. Harold A. kinrshury They will
take as their subject Books ! Have
Read Current events viii be given
by Mrs Harry r. Graham Miss
Mabel Ialley will read a paper ON
Modern Poetry" Greetings vii he
brought 10 The class by Mrs. A. n.
Berlin. Music will be In charge of
Miss Ella Pyle.
The Richardson Park Civic Club
VIII meet on Tuesday afternoon al
the home OF Mrs samuel Tammany
Revision Of the bylaws viii hc di.
cusscd The question Of lighting will
also be taken up.
Blue Rock Community Club will
meet Monday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Warner Brashears. Hillcrest
The executive board will meet at i.30
o'clock, 10 be followed by a meeting
OF the building committee
Caesar Rodney Chapter Daughters
OF The American Revolution viii hold
its November meeting on Tuesday
afternoon al the New C~tury Club
AN' MinA Nl Nli regular NIun InNr
to be given this season by the Busi-
ness and Professional Womens Club
Will be held on Wednesday afternoon
at The club rooms. Si3 West street
At The meeting of the club on Thurs.
day evening plans were made TO hold
"a membership drive In November. and
NJ Ss Nellie Morton was made chair
man OF the committee on arrange
ments FOR a banquet % be held dur
ing The campaign
The club Will hold a dance this
evening in Gilbert Studio. This Mill
not be a masquerade
The Nomans Club Of Newport.
held rs business meeting yesterday
afternoon 40 the home OF Mrs nj
Taylor Mrs Bertha stuart presided
ihe club completed arrangements
Tor It's dance IN the Masonic Templo
on next Thursday evening. The fol-
low ms committee Is In charge Mrs.
Villain Danncnhauser. chairman: as
sisted hy Mrs j Harmcr Rlc Mrs.
H. Taylor Mrs William Crawford and
Mrs Reuben pordham.
The club decided 30 hold a series of
dances on The first Tuesday OF each
month, during the winter. The nrsl
dance VIII be held on Tuesday oven
ms December Z, and another on New
Years eve. both IN the Masonic Tenn
pie
The next meeting of the club will
be a social at the home of Mrs. b. W
Vemher r.
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
INTERNATIONAL
SUNSHINE SOCIETY

Any news intended for the Sunshine
column should reach the chairman of
the press committee not later than
Thursday noon. Address. Mrs. Otto v
Ort, No. 1912 Delaware avenue.
one thing ] pray for today:
That l may truly earn my pay
Not that small wage that comes to
me,
In the good CON OF currency.
But that far richer wage in life.
The strength to meet the press of
strife
And an lhe loving gifts OF light.
or sweet fre sh air. and restful night :
The loves that round about me dwell,
The songs OF BIRDS the magic spell
OF blooming trees, and perfumed
flowers,
That God hath woven into hours
For my delight pray TO he
Worthy Of all these gifts to me.
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8OCfe1EZ7

An interesting announcement is
made hat Miss Elizabeth Hastings.
daughtsr OF judge and Mrs Daniel o.
Hastings. viii be presented TO society
AZ tea 10 be given by Judge and
Mrs Hastings. al their home, iOi1
Park place. on Friday, December 3.
Mrs Preston Dunbar OF Flint
Mich. is Wis ting her parents here I'M
IN after the Thantegiving holidays.
Mrs Dunbar viii be remembered as
Miss Anne Herlihy Her MARI age 90
Mr.. Dunbar took place las Octo-
bcr
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest r. Dent who
werc married on October 20. will
return tonieht from Atlantic City
where they spent part Of their we'd
ding trip. Mrs Dent. before her mar
riage was Miss Alice NJ Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Preston r. Richard
son who were married on October
20 in Trinity Lutheran Church, this
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| Clubs

Coreopsls Branch international
Sunshine Society will meet on Mon
day evening at Sunshine Hall. 1903
Delaware avenue. All members are
asked 10 he present.
Bellefonie Civics Club will meet at
? o'clock on Monday afternoon az the
home Of Mrs Fred Mess OK. Members
VIII please note the change In the
meeting day from Tuesday 10 Mon
day There will be an executive
meeting al same place 40 I O'Clock
The annual club luncheon Will
be held on next Thursday. al the
home Of Mrs Harry Hurst This will
mark the NTH anniversary OF the
club.
The flrst business meeting OF the
Colonial Danes viii be held ON Mon
lay. November s. al the home Of Mrs.
Samuel Bancroft, Jr
Current Events Glass OF the Wash
ington Heights Club will meet al 4
o'clock on Monday afternoon al the
clubhouse. 230O Boulevard An inter-
esting program has heen arranged by
Mrs,. Il. ID haocliife. who Is chairman
for the month of November.
Current Events will be given hy
Mrs. Joseph A. Wickersham. Music
Will be IN charge OF Mrs Harry Bah.
cock. Mrs r. NJ. NanaWay will give
several readings After the program
a social hour viii be enjoyed
The November meeting OF the
PENNSYLVANIA system Wnmen's Mn
tual Aid. will be held al O'Clock
on Monday afternoon In the assembly
room of The Pennsylvania Railroad
Building. Front and French streets
Mrs Gamble Lairohe. general super
lniendent. viii preside, and Is anxious
FOR a large attendance
This meeting Will be in the nature
of a gci-together affair. Reports Of
The work done by the organization
during October will he read The
hosicsses for The afternoon viii he
ths women Of The Delaware Division
Those who will act In this capacity
arr Mrs. b O.. Reynolds. Mrs ". A.
Fleming Mrs W. n Rodmlc Mrs
q. r. Ioriman. Mrs Leo Stein and
Mrs J r. Donovan.
The nrst meeting OF the Current
Events Glars OF tn New Century Cmh
viii be held on Tuesday morning
Mrs jams X. Stack Is chairman FOR
i1e month of November. Tho pro-
gram for The greater part viii be-
devoted 20 a book review.
The following mgmhers viii speak
Mrs II II Beacom Miss MARY
Nather Mrs. y. p. Barnard, Mrs w
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city. returned from their wedding
Trip on Monday and are now
at hom al No no Winchester
Place. Mrs. Richardson will be re-
membered as Miss Lillian Wardle.
Mrs. l.. Harwood Scanlan. an West
Twenty N-sixth street. is visiting friends
in phlladlph.a over the weekend
Mrs. William Draney. OF ChicagO,
has returned 10 her home after an en-
l0yahlc vacation spent in Wilmington,
Philadelphia, New York and Washing
ton Whll' In this city. Mrs Dram y
was entertained at dinner hy Mrs.
Lola NJ Brashoars and Miss Nellie b
Morford Covers were laid for cicht
Mrs Draney viii be remembered as
Miss Nirgie Huichins.
Miss Mary u. krigor is spending a
few days with Mrs. r. b. Hubert.
OF Glenrich.
Mrs. John Hutton Of Charleslown.
was in Wilmington yesterday.
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MkMTKS,E:
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CALENDAR
ltHRtttRteaeaaNl.lts l.ltstaNNt%44s

SsNStNSSN<SStN1ale aleaA1AAa&aNNSs1AN
400 p. m.-Friendship Club. busin
meeting, club rooms.
500 p m.-Blue Triangle Booster
80 p. m.-Mouse Committee, "
laston Hail.
TUESDAY
340 p. -HiaWaiha Girl Rese
Corps, club rooms.
3.3O p. m.-West End Girl Re
Corps, West End Reading Room.
3.l0 p. m.-Wawataisi Girl REESE
Corps club rooms.
730 p. m.-F. l.. C.. Corps Of {
Reserves, club rooms.
S.i5 p. m.-Dancing Glass. G..
rooms.
500 p. m.-Wapanachki Camp Fl
club rooms.
3.i5 p. m-Girl Reserve Corps. \
School.
i3O p. m.-Girls' Work committ'
club rooms.
1000 a. m.-Staff meeting. cl
rooms.
WEDNESDAY
3.85 p. pOcahontas Corps
Girl Reserves, Hanover Church.
3.45 p. m.-True Blue Corps OF G
Reserves, club rooms.
100 p. m.-Talk by Doctor Hubba
WOllaston Hall.
7t5 p m.-Mandolin Class for P
ginners. club rooms.
500 p. m.-Mandolin Club Org
ization Meeting, club rooms.
1870 a. Equipment and Rep
Committee. club rooms.
1000 a. m.-Cafeteria Commits
club rooms.
THURSDAY
$50 p. m-Good Fairy Corps
Girl Reserves, club rooms
3i5 p m.-Oriole Corps Of Girl n
serves, club rooms
3i5 p. m.-Eastlake Corps OF G
Reserves. club rooms
1000 a. m.-lndustrial Comnittt
club rooms.
FRIDAY
730 p. m.-Aloha Club Meetin
club rooms.
7.30 p. understanding Class. Nj
Schute. Instructor
500 p. m.-True Blue Corp Girl r
serves Halloween party, club room
1000 a. m.-Finance Committee, cli
rooms.
$50 p. m.-Membership Commitie
club rooms.
SATURDAY
300 p m-Marshallion Corps OF G
Reserves, Marshallton.
800 p. m.-HallOWa'en Party for &
Girl Reserves. club rooms.
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trup. Edith johnson and Jessie Col
lison.
Miss Carrie Well. 1902 West Eighth
street, entertained at Halloween
party at her home on Thursday even
ing Ghost tales were told and for
tunes read. The decorations were ap-
propriate 10 the season.
The young people Of Westminster
Presbyterian Church held a Hal
lowe'en party last evening in the
church house. Games appropriate Il
The season were played and a good
time enjoyed
THE masked dance given by the
Young Ladies' Catholic Club on
Thursday evening in Brownson Hall
was one Of the most successful held
this year.
Miss Grace McDonough won the
prize for the most elaborate COS
tune Albert Conner was given The
prize for the funniest costume. The
prze for The spot dance was won by
Miss Ida Lewis and William Nc
Laughlln. Music was furnished by
The Original Six orchestra.
More lhann 300 persons attended the
masquerade party given on THURSDAY
evening in the Masonic Hall by the
Woman's Loyal Moose, No. T. Music
was furnished hy Wolf's orchestra
Among the many features was for
tunc-teller. The prizes were awarded
as follows Mrs. Ella Carney who
was dressed In colonial costume. Mrs
Ella Dickers0n, as an Irish woman
Mrs Mebcl Hayes ,as ropsy. Jane,
nonohue, female impcrsonater, anc
Charles Scott as negro.
a Halloween party was held lasl
night ai tha home of Mrs. Terry. iOs
south Franklin street. Much amusc-
mfni. was provided by two burnt
cork comedians Refreshments were
served
Three Halloween plays werc given
by The Junior and senior pupils a
the Alexis ! dupont High School In
iht school Inst night
The first play entitled MA Sweet o
was put over with pep that would
have done credit TO professionals
TWo other short plays. "rhe Kiep-
i0man ac' and "Ici on paric Far
Sins" a play with little phrases of
French here and there. were greatly
enjoyed.
Everyone Of the youngsters played
tleir various parts "a th originality
not always 90 be- found In juveniles
The High School Glee Club sang
several SONGS TWO songs by me
Glcc Club quartet were loudly ap-
plauded
The dupont High School Orchestra
furnished music
The proceeds OF the play went to-
wards the athleiie assodat on.
one Of the most delightful Hallow-
cen dances OF the season was given
last evening by the Bach al0rs Club in
Gilbert Studio Music was furn shed
by ShOrior's Orchestra
Tho members OF the club are Chas.
Aichroth George W. Bird. Weston
Blake Jack Carroll. Frank R. Collins
nr r. +. Cmllcn, Harold n Denny.
George Il. Erh GeOrre Finnan. Harry
J. GILL Harry Green. J G. Guenveur
John = Haez Frank J. H0rty. vii
liam Jack. Harry Johnson William a.
Keller Howard q. kuriz. Charles Mel
choir. j. g.. Newman. Walter A RYAN
g. VI. Russell. Ralph b. = gar. l.. a.
Schoheld. a. NJ Schon ld =. W. Val
cniine. loclW Wheeler Russol While
Roy II Wiley. le Roy Williams. Frank
y. Iehlcy. George Clark. John u
Eckles, John Eisby. William Russell
and Carl Stauncr.
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
QUARTERLY MEETING.
DELAWARE DIVISION. I. :. :.

A business meeting OF the Delaware
Div sion, I. 5. :. was held Thursday
evening. October %, in sunshine Hall.
iit9 Delaware avenue.
10 was preceded by "S!lence
Party" the business session being
held from . p. m 10 1890 p. m. About
30 members were present and great
enthusiasm preva led over The excel
lent reports which were read by the
chairman Of The different commit
tees.
After The business meeting a short
prOeram was rendered RecHaii0ns
by Mrs. Lulu plumley Bethards were
e ven with The same zest as formerly.
There We're two violin solos by Mrs
Wm Decker Of Santa Pc. Isle OF
Pines. accompanied by Mrs. Shirley
Magill. Mrs Decker is al present
Ia guest OF Mrs. C. E. Slocomb. i022
Talnall street.