The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-26
items FROM
NEW CASTLE
respondenc OF the REPUBLICAN
June a6. 1922

The city of New Castle has new baker
and new bakery. Ho will supply the
Hungarian settlers with bread and will
doubtless have numerous callers OF his
bakery for 1t is the most novel one here
abouts. 1t Ia situated on Clymer street.
Dobbinsville.
On Thursday night last Joe Dobolinski
arrived from Baltimore. Cn Friday morn
ino he rented h0u o for himself and fam.
iiy. who arrived on Friday night. Joe Sc
cnred spade aud dug u hole In the street.
He used the cay for mortar with wh,cn 10
build a bakers oven and took brick from
the paycment, 1t is about 9 feet long by
< . feet.
The top is covered with sods. This meth
cd of baking Is the old country style. lie
lights d fire In the oven and keeps II there
until the bricks are red hot Ihea 10
pulls out the fire and puts in his dough
The bread is baked in Il short time by the
heat of the bricks. It took Dobolinski
inst twelve hours to have o batch of bread
baked from the time he started to dig the
clay for building purposes, The bread
baked In tine oven Is excellent ana
Dobclnski Is selling SO much OF 1t that he
will have money to bnild an improved
oven In the couse Of few weeks.
On Saturday afternoon the High school
team defeated the Mascots at Battery
Park by a score OF 29 to H. The batteries
were; Mahoney and Montgomery; Sholt-
or and Taylor. The game was full OF good
plavs. and was noted for the heavy hitting
Bacon, Ford, Conner and Johnson,
home runs; White and Bacon, base hits;
Wright, Bacon. White, Matthews (2) two
base hits.
Not for several years has there been as
many accidents as was witnessed mere TO-
day. Charles Taylor, catcher OF the VISIT
ing team wins struck on his breast py q
foul tip and was knocked our. After re;
covering he went to shortstol ana feii
again to the ground. He was severely 1n-
jured
This was followed by bat slipping from
the hands of John Walls that struck
James BeRnet, colorel, on the side OF NJ
head and fellod him to the ground. He
WINS revived and able to go to his home.
His skull was fractured. Walter Fincher
was also struck by the flying bat ana an
ugly cash was made on tho side OF MS
head. about two inches In lenght and into
the bone.
Mary Harris the little daughter Of
Joseph Harris, Of West Delaware stree
met with painful accident Yesterday
The child was with number of others
PLAYING in pasture field. In their youth.
ful endowment they were not az careful as
they should have been. Mary went too
close to one Of the horses. The horse
kicked but its hoof went over the child's
head safely. In coming back, however, one
of the corks of the shoe struck her head
splitting the top of her scalp wide open
for distance OF four inches. Two men
who saw the whole affair ran to the child
and carried her home DR.. David Stew
art was summoned and although he was
cpnf1ned TO his bed he quickly dressed
and went to the cid Of the little girl. II
is expectod that under good care the child
will get over the injury all tight.
Thomas Barry. Sr., had II narrow, es-
cape from being killed on Saturday night
Mr.. Barry WINS sitting out OF doors at his
home when largo limb OF tree fsll by
his side. He cannot account FOR the eau
of the limb breaking of. 1t is sup 2osed
that the limb was struck by lightning
last week aud that it was held in tact by
the bark.
TGo workmen at the Delaware 1ror
Works d. appointed the other employees
They had little fstic encoun'er anc
were expected to have the fight to the nn-
sh at the gate Mt quitting time but the ex
hibl,ion did not take place
Miss May McCarter of Philadelphia, II
the guest OF Mrs. Frank Carswell:
The wedding Of Niles Maggie Gebharat
and John G.. ann0n will taze place Oh
Tuesday evening, Tho ceremony Will take
place at the Episcopal rectory.
Rev. W. o. Hurst OF Odessa. occupied
the pulpit in the Methodist church.
Miss May Whitnack 10 indisposod.