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Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-22
Strand

A well lnoun Chinese mastc1an WIG is making a tNur of the West Coast mystlfying the inhabitants with his weird slcight-of-hand tricks was engaged for scene in the Antonio Moreno feature The Secret of the Hills" which will be shown at the Strand Theatre on Mon day, Tuesday and Wednesday.
 This Chinaman brings to the westerT world the artifces. and arts of the Orient and his tricks unlike tsose of the western magician defy detection. Surrounded oI all sides by spectators, with nothing bur a Chinese fan. this man produces from the air rabbits. ducks. yards of silk flags cards, flowers and the like.
 So mystifying is his work that ss wat engaged to appear in an Oriental restaur. ant set in which Chinese orchestra oi six pieces, Chinese flower girls and Rt' tendauts appear It was thought suitable that the cabaret features in the restaurant should also be Oriental
 In the picture, this magician does sew eraI startling feats which the eye can not detect and which are impossible by any meanA known in photograv-y to l trick. This is an interesting highlishi | in an intensely dramatic and entertaining story. Antonio Moreno does some of the bes work of his career in the production He was constantly called upon to ex- ercise his athletic prowess and duich wit in handling difficult bits of business l in spectacular scenes.
 Tae story is placed in London and ths lhighlands of Scotland. There are severa intensely dramatic moments throughoc' lthe production. The clement of mystery lis veil maintained and love interes
 is developed early which is worked ou Ito a satisfactory finish.
 Also Jimmy Aubrey comedy and In Iternational News. Special added attrac tion Tuesday and Wednesday Al Derby
 champion bag puncher of the wori5, il
 scientific and fancy bag punching, sls lhead. chin, feet, knee, musical and blin'
 folded bag punching. A refined vsudevil act for i1cies, gentlemen and children Don't fail 10 see him Tuesday and Wed ! nescay crly
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-22
Breed rheater and Majestic Root Garden

One of the strSngest casts ever as- sembled for a film was engaged for The Heart of Maryland. a ViJsgrz9h special production. wsich wAl be shown al the Breed Theater and Majestic Roof Gar den today and Tuesday.
 The cast is headed by Catherine Cal vert, a fayorite of stage and screen Opposite her is Crane Wilbur, noted al
 stage player and more especially f9I his work upon the screen. He has large following among finn patrons, who have
 seen him ia some of the biggest produe- tions ever made. William Collier, IT.,
 son of the famous stage comedian is
 seen in a role that requires real dramat- ic ability Ben Lyon, Henry Hallsnn, Ser nard Siegel. Warner Richmond, all fa-
 vorites of both stage and screen, are as-
 signed to roles in which they shine
 The production was directed by Tom Terriss whose name has been associated with some of the largest and most suc- cessful films of the past year. Every ef- | fort has been made to make The Heart
 of Maryland excel David Beiasco's play
 Of the same name which made a phe- nominal success. Historic locations were l selected for the big scenes and rare
 bits of furniture. cnfne and antiques used to give the production an atmosphere In some of the big scsnes over 1000 meT = and a score of horses are used. The :, belfry scene, in which the heroine swingi E out over the village ciingiug to the clap g per of a church bell, was filmed in : h chapel S1at played an important part | ? the Civil War.
 q Other pictures or the bill include th' e tenth chapter of The Son of Tarzan tn ! Pathe News and Century comedy.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-22
GREENEvILLE ACRoBATs TO


 The Charbino Brothers, we'll known Greeneville acrobats, who have toured the country, appearing in many of the large cities during their remarkable stage career, will appear on the vaudeville stage at the county fair. which opens al the Norwich fair grounds Labor day.
 Theirs will be a head and hand bal ancing act, and they will be assisted by Miss Emma Charbtno, who will appear in an aerial ladder act. The Charnino Brothers act will be one of the half dozen high class free vaudeville numbers secured for the platform in front of the grandstand and they will appear eu each | afternoon of the three-day fair. The other vaudeville numbers Wnl in- clude Hocums six-act cirCus. comprising the Hocum troupe. January, the unrid- able mule the Wilton troupe, tight wire artists, AltweIl, the trained horse. tho Circus school, and Ed Zello, the strong man.
 The vaudeville acts win be staged be- ! tween races and will be run of without any tiresome delays. The races, vaude- vile acts and band concert programs will unduestionably provide solid afternoon 8 enjoyment each day of the fair.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-22
LEGAL NOTICES
LTMITArTON OF CLAIMS.


 AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Mansfield. within and for the District of Mansfield, on the 18th day of August, 1921.
 Present - -LEWELLYN J. STORRS, Judge.
 Estate of Edgar r. Storrs, late of Mansfield, in said District, deceased.
 Annie F. Stt ITS, Administratrix.
 Ordered, That six months from the date hereof, and the same are limited and allowed for the creditorS to bring in their claims against said esCate, and the said Administratrix is directed to give public notice to the creditors of said es- tate to bring in their claims within said time allowed, by posting a copy of this order on the public signpost nearest the place where the deceased last dWelt, within the same Town, and by publishing the same three times in a newspaper having a circulation in said Probate Dis trict, and return make to this Court of the notice given. Attest:
 LEWELLYN J. STORRS, aug1Sd Judge.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-22

team, Mildred Ks:leher, Melvina Hem ingway. Bernice Belisle. Henrietta Jes- lin. Rose Houle and Elda Moran.
 Nail-driving contest, 1st, Mrs Az1ee Gagne; End, Mrs. Gertrude Hoadley.
 Hah-mlIe run, 1st. Raymond Caron, time, 2.22 3-5 seconds; End, George Boys.
 Shot put. 1st, Ray1onl caron- g feet; second, George Boys. 29 feet 10 1-2 inches; 3rd, John Ward, 22 feet s inches.
 Relay between Weaver and Twisters, and Machinists, won by former, time 1.55 4-5.
 The events were run on . specially constructed 22e-yard track that has been built on Manhasset field. The jumps, shot put and dashes were run in ! front of the grandstand which was filled with interested and excited spectators. Music throughout the afternoon WAS furnished by the Manhssset band.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-22

There are six footmen in atterd- euce at the main entrance to Buck ingham palace throughout the day un- til z o'clock when the number S re- duced to four.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-22
FOR SALE
PRIVATE SALE

of Household Goods at A Laurel Hill Ave, Wednesday, Aug. 24, consisting of Carpets, Chairs, Mirrors, Bedroom Suite, Pictures, and many things too numerous to mention. Hours of sale, 9-12, 2-4.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-22

shown asain today and tomorrow. A Paramount Magazine and very funny Mack Sennett comedy entitled On A Summers Day will also be shown
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-22
MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
 OF THE
NORWICH HOUSING COMPANY.


 OF THE
 NORWICH HOUSING COMPANY.
 A special meeting of the stockholders of The Norwich Housing Company is hereby called for 4 o'clock p. m.. Friday. Sept 1Gth, 1921, at the Chamber of Com rnerce Rooms in The Thames Loan and Trust Company building, in Norwich, to consider and take action on the following vote adopted at a meeting of the direc- tors of the said Norwich Housing Com pany held Aug. 9th, 1921, to wit:
 Voted: To terminate the corporate existence of The Norwich Housing Com pany.
 Dated at Norwich. Conn, this 18th day of August, 1921. - W. H. OAT, SHEPARD B. PALMER, WALTER F. LESTER, JOHN MWuLIAMS, Directors of The Norwich Housing Com
 T1WirArroN G9i OF CLAIMS.
 AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Mansfield, within and for the District of Mansfield. on the 18th day of August, Present = LEwELLY J. sToRRs Judge.
 Estate of Harriet M. Merrow, late of Mansfield, in said District, deceased.
 Joseph NJ. MerroW, Administrator.
 Ordered, That six months from the date hereof, and the same are limited and allowed for the creditors to bring in theil claims against said estate. and the saio Administrator is directed to give public notice to the creditors of said estate tt bring in their claims within said time al lowed, by posting copy of this order or the public signpoSt< nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt, within thu same Town. and by publishing the sam' three times in some newspaper having circulation in said Probate District. ant return make to this Court of the notic 1 given.
 l Attest:
 aug22d Judge. AT COURT OF PROBATE HE'LL at North Stonington, within and for tn District of North Stonington, on the 19t Present@CHARLES C. GRAY, Judge Il Estate of Charles Conrad. late of Mort Stonington, in said District, missin person.
 The Administrator having made writ ten application to said Court, in accord ance with the statute, for an order c sale of the whole or part of the req B estate described therein, it is
 Ordered, That said application be hear at the Probate Office in North Stoningto on the 29th day of August. 1921, at 9,3 :. o'clock in the forenoon, and that notic thereof be given by inserting copy C this zor1er in The Norwich Bulletins newspaper having a circulation in sai 7 District, and. that return be made to thi Court.
 Attest:
 augz2d Judge.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-22
A Bulletin For Sale.
 Advertisement Will Sell It
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-At Point of Woods. two lots,l on Seaview St, Nos. 1O5 and 1o6 '; five-passenger Buick, in good order, for sale or trade for seven-passenger Buick Call any time between and ?. m. A. Lucier Box 371, Baltic. aug22d
 FOR sALE-Order winter potatoes now. I will sell. order received this week and accompanied by cash, to cover for five bushels or more. at S2 per bushel, delivered to your door any time before Oct. guaranteed absolute satisfaction. W. S. Marsiand, Lyme, Conn. aug22d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-22
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES

HAVE your tires INEreaded. look like Iancie Tire Co, S3 ". Main St feb24a
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-22

FOR sALE-1s17 Cadillac. in excellent condition, new engine, will sell reasonable if sold at once. Inquire 52 Shetucket St
 may20d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-22
FOR SALE

New House, with all modern improve ments, containing seven rooms. located short distance from Franklin Square, good location.
 FRANCIS D. DoNOHUE, Central BuiIdinE, Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-22

FoR SALE-1921 Ford sedan. run 250 miles reason for selling. Call at Mr' Collins, 722 Boswell Ave. after P m' aug17d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-22
LOST AND FOUND

LOsT-An Ayrshire COW, brown and white. Tel. 1O1S-3. aug22d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-22
LELEwELLYN J. STORRS, aug22d Judge.

CHARLES c. GRAY,
 Judge.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-22

WANTED-Second hand and antique furniture Tiger x Bremen, successors to A Bruckner, 55 Franklin St Phone 717"a Norwich. maTzSG
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-22

FOR sALE-In Jewett City, six-room house. with two acres of land, sma1 barn, henhouse, some fruit trees. Write Box 1417, Jewett City. augl5d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-22
FOR SALE
FOR sALE-AusomObHes

FOR SALE-191S Buick roadster. III good running order. Lathrop's Garage 271 Washington St. aug1so
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-22

LE W bLLIN J, D1Ohho7 aug1Sd Judge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16
KEEP URIC ACID
OUT OF JOINTS
Tous rheumatism Sufferers 70 Fat
Iess Meat and Take Salts

phrun,at,ap Is eaelcr ~ avoid than
~ .,r1o states p vcll known n'nh"ih'
~ 40 odylscd to drcsa varml1 kerr
,ho fcct III, ovni exposure ca' iosa
n,eat Isn't drink ulcttN - p""d water
rheumatism u 8 lirrot rosnl' u So
40 trn mu.h m"at end n'hc' rlrh 'ooda
,hot n,n.l,iro uric a.,d Which is ahenfl'"d
,r4o tho blood II "a tho Junction. - TIC
l,drc,z IA Gltcr tins acld from tic hl""d
ard ,nst Il ou' III the unrc. the i'oros ~
tbc sL,n arc als,, 2 means ~ fr'rlrn y"
llnnd If ,ha in,p'ult1 IT, darnr end ehdi'
.ald weather tho kin rorca arc ~l"sod
th ne forciup the ldroys :" dn d"nli"
v,,L tho, hoco,ur weak and emgpiaA
AMI fa,l ~ eliminate the urlc acid Witch
Lccra arcumula'ug and rn'nietlng
through tho s1sttu. oventnnllN 7'ifhr
Il ,br lolnts arl muacloa causing ati'i
res-. enrcrcsa and palu called fh"'lna.
tlsip
Il the fret tuiueo - rheumatism get
ftau any pharmacy about foni nun'ea
.l Iad Salts mt q Tablespoonful ~ =
/ eIass of water and drink hoi"re breakfast
I cach motnlrg for wecl hrs = aaid Z
enm,nata uric acld hy stimulating fh'
Ltducva to normal action, thus nddlrl
The hlood ~ thoae impurities
4 .Iad salts ia inexpensive. harmless an
,e made framthc arid ~ gral~a amt lolnoi
rn,r carub,rcd ul,h th,a and ls uac'
With o,cclout results ~ thousands "
fnlle who arr eublcct - rheumatism
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16
MILFORD NEWS.

Milford. March l6 Mrs Elizabeth
Glider Of New York City IS here ior n week
with her aunt. Mrs NlcBlaIr Lloyd.
Firr of undetermined origin destroyed
two cottages ut Slaughter Beach. about
five miles from here. early Yesterday morn,
mo The Carlisle Fire Go was summoned
fnr assistopcc but the fire Ind madc such
hoadway hy the time they arrived ~ the
Scene that the company was only ahi' "
proteci tho surrounding property md
prcvont other cottages from catching ON
fire ono of the DESTROYED cottnges was
owned by & Dnnnan IIolzmuCllcr and the
other bv Dr. Walter l.. tucr. both "l
Milford
Through error II was announced IN
Every Evening on Monday night 'lnd',
an article telling oi the visits "t 'rnnu
Master William ! lIlghicld and hrs stan
of Grand I,odqo officers TO lcmplo l"dgC
No O \ + md \ NJ ON Friday nlRih
last that Dr {, VI Marshall was master
~ Tcmnlc Hodge Tins IS incorrect, ~
samuel NJ IL Marshall being th" present
master If Temple Lodge
pr frank 7 PlCreon and wito ~ " u.
uinoton have hccu visiting MI anh VIZ
t.harlc4 Rarker nu South alnnt sftr't
Tbc road supervisor f the Ionth DIS
,r,et ~ kent county has had severe
wagon loads .f Stag spread on the f"a'
- III v,cinitv of tho Inh Mil oausrvnN
,,,tt,np ,his rlccc az The r"nd between
here and l'rcdcrlca ~ . moro r's-hl1'
IIarry e Holden of Milford has rnr
chased the HAYWOOD cottage II Ken"
I,ntb noarb and with his family eNprct
10 move thcrr tins week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
City Council Has Special Ses-
sion; Personal and General
News OF interest.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
New Castle. March IL City tounei
met last evening ~ the Council hnmbef
III special acasion for the purpoae OF mnk-
ing transfers OF names of pcrsofs who have
moved from ono district To another md
10 receive names of citizens who have
not previously hccu registered 80 TINT
they nny register IN order tn vote NJ
the City election next month. M trans.
fera were made and no now nnnlea wete
registered. The Council will sit this rve.
nlng for The same purpose between the
hours of y and y and also on next luesday
and "Wednesday evenings Solicitor franz
cia dc II lanvief reported that the ordi=
nance covering this borrowing of slWlW
had been signed hy Navor t'carRe "
Icklcs and the resolution regarding the
water mud light bonds waa pasaed ne
drawn M Tho bonds were sold 90 Land
4 20 nf Wilmington for 90 II they can
,c dsposcd of bv tho purchaser within
two weeks that will pay tho ciiy " ,
per cont
Tho aolicitor vac inattucted to aftangf
for the printing of the bonds and tifl
them over "a the brokers aa eoon rs thf
money IS received ~ full and also to mek'
search II the title regarding tho purchns'
of the water svsterns from the Delaware
improvement I ompanv
The Street Committee reported TIM
+ the repairs 80 Ensi Fourth and 1hir'
strcots were completed Yesterday an'
that work would hc started on Harmon
i street hrtwoen Second mud Third
Ono 81 tho largest funcrala over held q
s. Georges and the onl, double funern
that has over heen hold ~ that aeciiaf
took plnce Yesterday afternoon ~ . rloel
Wlliam II COX aged 81 tcats Vho Ire
on ~aturia, md he vito .lennie .ay
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16
NEWS OF STAFFORD.

SraforJ March lG Nir and Mrs !
\ Rut4l, loft Yesterday Cor indianapolis
Ind where thr, VIII epond 2 month
Mss MARY Smith af Cleveland. Hhid.
i ,,e,t,ng ber uncle Rrv ! ! tarp"n'ar
az tho Vi 7 parsonago
Mrs Rchecca Williams col'nt'''o
C7d blrthdav annlversaFN, ~lh''f'
,o,noou ~ her homo near Yak ''rovol't
,n,-,,,ne many fr,culs and relatives
W,lham II smith and children. Mar
vorct and H1rbert nt lovcland. = w"rc
enosta Iazt woek. ot Rev and Nre. !
Corrontor At 81 Johns NJ p"ra"nag"
Fdwin putton. II and Mayor J"hn
u LaLr,dge viii erect new dwellings
Lorn that nf the latter 20 no occupied N
Nfa,or Tdkyldge brother Walter l,sk
r,dga ~ Rcthol. who will move Z" SEQ
ford "a become ovorseer IF his hrofhol
farms near town
paranns proe. basket fand crate 'ac
tory erected this wear bps begun opera
t,ons under the managomfnt :" .N'I' Mt
II Parsons
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16

inp. Hub white va Frank Kelley; Billie
Dirnnity vs.. X. o. Harry Nunson
Jimmie Dimnitv W. Rid Kelley, Jockey
NeKuitt w. John Tidewoll Semi Wind
up Andy Miller W.. BATTLING Tidgnll The
xind-,ip will be a battle royal Jimmie
Doris aud ] Toner Peter Harrington,
Howard Porter Battling Preston, eJngu
by Gnylnn Dhue. Banjo selections by
William Cox, collections by ten pierp
string orchestra. The musir for the occa-
aon will te furnished by The thaac or
oheatra
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Ire Davisdon who
were recently married and who reside Dn
The farm vacated hy Claud Inatof near
Bear. inat evening we're given y sererado
bv number of their friends leo cream
and cake were served. after which dancing
took place.
Following the prayer sarvicn this even
tng NJ the Methodist Episcopal thurrh
ihnro will be business session 4 drlc
gate will be chosen - conference, which
will be held ~ Crisfcld, Md on April
Plans for track team are being formed
by the metnberg ~ the New Castle High
echool under the supervision ~ the manual
training teacher John e. lladley
This evening Board ~ Water pmmia
sioners. comprising William J. Ru'hv'll
John Rjes and Wallace !. Cannon Wil
meet IA the psrlora ~ the Hotel LOUISE i1'
organization
- Peters basket hall team un SATURDAY.
evening will PLAY The IIaRl"y fourth 'oar
At IlaRley
Charles I.gran md Buford Lur' Iof
+ this morning iur Nidlam Po hfr'
thov will spend several dsya
i Large sise moth proof garment haR-
! ~ cpnig two for - conta lar hall- =
cents pound, fake canphm ~ rrtt
package. T. ChnllcnRor 4 Son Frererlf
ton Pharmacist tdv
Jack Brlgowator ser ~ Mr. e'd Nra
John BridRoweter lz ~ wiih r'aiara frFe'
Mrs Arthur Heather n Harmon
efraet a confined f. hcr horno wl'h iit'
Faster egg dvoa IN All rnlpra 2 tarf
package chocolate Easter rggs n gHell't
~ ocnt= - ~ ocr'e taster oard- q
renta Z { halletger ~or. Pf' r'f.'n
Pharmacist Adv
The luninr and sonior claaaes Il n
Eew Castle High ~ctaol haF' r. o'-f
] consignment = peanut iarr ard er' dI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16
DEATH OF THOMAS h. WHITLEY

Seaford March Is Thomas RvnR
Whitclcy dlcd Yesterday morning At the
home of his son. T 9 Nhtclc, He was
IN his S5th wear Death was caused by
nnc1Imonia. though he was 8 victim Of
the uilrmIiics 81 old age having been
in poor health fuf several months
Nj Wntclcv was q native Of aro-
Inc county Md whore he engaged IN
farming for many wears After retiring
from farming, - years ago. he moved
r. Salisbury. Md whcrc he resided until
the death Of his wife ten Years ago Nlncc
that time nc has bcc0 making hls homo
with his children. devotlng hls time
travelling over part Of Delaware and
the Eastern Shore for a patent medicine
and soap firm. He had been with his son
herc for the past year or more
Mir Whiteley was n Quaker, tut at
tended both the NJ. T. and NJ T. Churches
here. there being no Friends meeting at
Seaford. The funeral will be held from
the home of his son, tomorrow morning
II 1920 O'Clock, in charge Of Rev 7. +.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16
pFLAW ARE CITY NEW :

Delaware Cltv. March III William
rapn son of Mr. and Mrs r ann
II klrkwood. who left here IS mouths
aqo Tor San Francisco. & al - make
tom Of the world arrived home Yesterday
Mr. cam IN his tour visited n eouH're9
uerbart Gibbons Il seriously II ~ the
home of h,s parents IN st Georges
The funeral of Nj and Mrs William
I'ox took place Yesterday afternoon from
their late residence IN 81 GEORGES ~or-
v,ces were conducted hv Rev ivanhoe
Mills III Njarehallt0n assisted lN Rev
/ " Iavfleld az Delaware 'ltN kcv
/, r Jones of Townsend and Rev Nr
NcC Cov Of St Georges, intcmcnt II y
Georges cemetery
Mrs NJ Carrie Ellis Of Delmar Is q
s7Iest Of her son. DR. Walter " ILLS
William / Revhold, Jr whllo PLAYING
hall Yesterday severely spraned ms ankle
and IS confined to his home
ST the meeting Of the Century luh
FRIDAY afternoon. Mrs George \ Bright
ulll be IN charge and Miss fmma +
lckman of the Wilmington Tree Library
Institute Will speak
Michael Rowe OF the st James Pro
tectorv At Clark : Conner was severely
,itfan on the right hand by hog. We $
terdav
Delaware City baseball team has com
menced daily practice Daily games vii
be PLAYED against the Scrubs, next week.
We desire to express our sincere thanks
10 our many friends who were so very
kind to us during our bereavement IN th'
loss of our dear father and mother, ano
also thank those who 50 kindly FURNISHED
sutnmnhilcs and those who soni iowcrs
Son and Daughter, Walter COX. Mrs
John Hnph ms ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16
RRACk-EN NOTES

prct-ex March ~ The Junior
league ~ prackF hurdh recently
mede a presentation q the eatNchlsm
~ each member q th' league
Misc NIadclInr llhatt Is suffering from
n sa,.re attact pf whooplrg cough
Mrs ! Percy Rrnwn and daughter,
Charlotte wbo have t""o sou'uslv y
a. thor homo with prcum"oc ar" SLOWLY
NIr AMI Mrs Henry Roser snd family
IL HocIess,n verc guests Of NJ and Mrs
N Wh,'cscll and family SUNDAY
Nh and Mrs Charles Cl"land and
tamil, entertained SUNDAY NJ end N,Ts NJ,
i'm, StradIey. Sr and Mr. md Mrs
uarr, Stradlev. lr ~ Wilmington
Miss Virginia Chenault IS VI a h'r
homo Nth vhooping cough
NJ, and Nre ROY REYNOLDS are r.
-c,y,ne congratulations on the birth q
Eon -
Miss Rel,s Richardson and Miss n \
,lypn teachers Of Oak Grove schoo
having resigned. Mrs Mousely formerly
~ tho West, and Miss hlsie Beauchaaml
Of Wilmi' gton, have been secured Y
their places
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16
UOCKESSIN GRANGE.

Special Correspondence "f livery evening
Itoclcasin. March 10. At the regular
meeting of ttuckessiu Grange "n Won
dav evening ~ was announced thht IN"
or,lc, cor clover seed placed through
tho grange had been received ana was
ready for distribution. u was ale" an
no,nccd that tho members had 'af
load order Of fertilizer which "on'h
bc placed within day ol tw"
The executive snmmiue" - 'iif
grange was instrurcd tn meet WIN th'
committee of the Farm Iluroau ~ cor
nectinn with tho purhase "f hind''
twinP,
st TatriCka liaN heihe very "'''
the lecturers hour was af"" ~ w
follow ing manner At"f ~ ~ =
ebaiIIe Ind each rhoscr eides 9
,,4.,, ,aa n,,inyed each aidc trliiul
s,o,ios nf Niho nnd Fat. ST Patrick :
,tto trvipr ~ bring dieustnt 80 then
,d l,boiltiaa eide irving ~ prevent ih'
disn stera
II, richards nrted rs Judge aud ="
ported that i vas almost ~
tho two sides.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16
III Health Often Due
to NEGLECT Of Md
neys and Liver

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