Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-24
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star Correspondence Of Every Evening
New Castle March "a Superintendent
ol schools Holloway is making q test of
Che are lights here. in connection with
experiments az the High School
Friendship Lodge. A. o. u. W. ON
Thursday evening decided to issue coupons
90 attending members and on each night.
from among the coupons. one of the MEM
hcrs Is 10 have his dues for the month
paid from the surplus OF the funds of the
lodge,
Closing out Harness. brides, collars
hvc razors, Diston s hand-saws at less
than half prioe.-Stoops."
The catching Of fish by haul seines and
nets is deplored by many persons and at
the next session of the Legislature bill
viii be offered 10 prevent seine fishing ON
the shores OF the Delaware River for "a
year
James Doris. conductor on the trolley
line. will be a candidate for assessor a.
lthe coming city election. Mr. Doris has
lbeen a resident Of this city an his life and
is acquainted with tho property. A NUM-
lber Of property holders indorse him for
lthe office.
A cave-in Of the street bed on the east
aide Of Second street, about $50 feet
south Of Harmony. caused the spring of
= carriage 70 break last evening by the
wheels on one side Of the vehicle going
into tho slnken ground.
The jim Shoes S3.5O-Shaw'sF
Edward Gilkey was rendered a bnth-
day party at the home Of his parents
DIR. and Mrs. John Gilkey, last evening.
In honor Of his 10th birthday anniversary
James King has purchased the Tohin
/ nI~ 3D..
Vacated by George r. Tobin, Jr.. and Is
NOV moving into the property.
Electric lights have been Installed in
che home Of James Doris.
Walter Wipi has purchased a four.
horsepower Stowe engine, which he will
install in 4 hull he recently purchased AT
leipsic. He left here this morning fol
fleipsic in enc Of his launches and will tow
fthe new hull here 20 have the engine
Installed.
Fresh fish and oysters Kings
Peter Smith, who recently purchased
lene OF the Lewis Duncan properties. on
North Second street, Is remodeling IL
A now pavement was laid yesterday and
lthe curb Strengthened which greatly i'm.
proved the appearance of the place.
About 40 persons from this city visited
1.-THE Grand Opera House Wilmington last
evening. and saw the play, "Mrs Wigg.
Of the Cabbage Patch.
About $40 carloads Of scrap iron and
steel consisting OF broken machinery
have been shipped from the Tasker plant
70 the National Tube Co., 20 be sold Ia
parties IN Pennsylvania
Rugs, 2Oc. hassocks, 25c Stoops*
Miss Cordelia Deakyne will load IN,
lpworth League meeting at tho NJ E
Church tomorrow evening at Z O'Clock
John Jordan Is moving from the Janvicl
farm 10 the Model farm, held by M,
Trustees oi the Commons. James Burri.
b moving TO the Janvirr farm.
" j. ,tOops has purchased a lot o
mattings. tubs, buckets. &c. from larn,
Wholesale house selling out. These will h,
sold al a low prices
Personal. Mrs. John Banning and Mis-.
Ella N. lybout OF Wilmington have beer
tic guests of the Misses Cooper of Front
and Delaware streets Miss Matilda Wal
ton has been visiting in PHILADELPHIA
Alfred Bennett left for Dagsboro thi
morning TO spend week with friend
there George W. Ecklcs. employed "A
the Mlddalo steel works, has been visit
ing his sister, Mrs James Morrison
Thomas Boyle, who was very IN. has re
sumcd his duties at the Baldt steel plant
Fresh ehad and oysters King S.