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New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Cornelius J Jordan to Sarah Townsend
Edward WARD Lamed and ano to Anton Peyer';
Reyiba RosenthaI to Esther Alexander; 800.
Jennie VI Beattie 10 Sigmnnd Levin; 81.
Augusta Roeser and ano, eXrs, to Edward
Roesier and ano trus. assts; 81
Carlyle Realty Co TO Akron Building co;
assts; 81. H., 7, Il,
Guaranteed Mortgage 60 OF New York TO
Addie b Clark: $4,000.
MAJ Manhattan Mortgage co to Guaranteed Mtsc
co OF New York s14.Ol5.
Thomas d Holland to Carrie l. TurnouH; 81.
Wilson NJ Powell to Shepherd Knapp and
any; Annie nj - MaS1Iire to Philip Cohen 81, $50
Central Trust Co of New York 10 trustees
~ Theological Seminary of the Presbyterian
church located at Princeton. y; 81 $1,000
Amelia Kappes to Herman kappes, slSOcO
Elbrdge G Duval' eAr' 10 blotiuse Du'al' :
SOyTk Bgooklyn Children's Aid Society to It'll.
Guarantee and Trust Co; $4,000; ,,O ooo
Myron Falk TO Milly Falk. 81;
american Moitsage 80 coo 20 o,s J841n on NJ Bowers
and auo. eXr and trus: s2o,olO u
Same TO same; S2OOl6.
seymour Realty co to Frederick Helms and
a'E EiIrabsth stS; Peace to Cosmopolitan Bank;
David Kidansky and ano to David Fucker
O'STs Gossmopolitan Bank to Ella r. Andrews
500 600
New York Trust Co TO Thatcher Adams
and aro exrs and trus; 100000.
Martin Keogh, eXr' 10 Joseph Lorchani
SIS 600 49,.
Pirk Realty co 10 Bertha Pirk; $1,000
Barbara Ehrlart To Pirk Realty Co; $1,000.
Phiip 'Cohn 10 Morris HCrowitz; 81.
Empire Trust Co TO American Mtg CO.
sS2 $50 IS.
David VI Nayerson 20 Morris Liberman; 81.
Milton 4 Fowler 10 Ernst hermann. $4,000
Abraham Zadek ct al 10 George w Nash !;
500.
Hans y Truelsen 10 Karl l.. Roller: SO 00O.
Elizabeth Wright 70 Henry Iden and ano.
Cxr; $4,000.
FANNIE Cameron 10 Loretta Coogan: ST.
SOC
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
JANUARY 4


TELLER AVE. n cor Of 1891 II: Abrah,,,
Rosenbagn ct al agt William Simps n Cons,-s.'
ton Co ct al. Nov q. 1910 tby deposiu: $50
BROADWAY, 1915 10 1923: William Bu... -.
John Doe ct al: Dec -, 1910 iby bond: 500 q
AUDUBON AVE. 2l9 10 2o5: John Kellv -,
Granite Construction Co; Nov Il. 1910 Oby bonS,.
81 200. ''
SAME PROPERTY: Grassi Brothers. Inc -.
same; Nov -, 1910; $500. ~
BROADWAY. 14fs: WFiiam q Clark az, po,..
Duffy ct al June l6 1910; s275.
BROADWAY. n cor u i0sth st; Abrsh,,,
Obeler agt Charles f McManus ct al: Dec ,.
1910; 81 .4S9 II. ~
ST NICHOLAS AVE, e2I: Louis II Adrian -.
George McNslly ct al, Dec g. 1910: s75 ~
143D ST. 27s West: Composition Rooenv ~
agt Pearl Building co et all Nov 49, 1910. 20, .
PATH ST. 14S and $50 West: Pittsburz rt...
Glass CO sgt Boreas Realty Co. Nov 3 1910 ~
bond): SiS75 ~ '" Wy
SAME PROPERTY: CITY Fireurooang Co ..,
same: Nov 3. 1910 by bond): sjl5 ~
SAME PROPERTY: George A Just ca -.
same; Nov B. 1910 (by bond; S7734 -"
SAME PROPERTY: e Mnler's SON. AIT .,.
Dec II. 1910 10y bondp: 81. $50. ''
SAME PROPERTY; Charles johnson ast SAM.
Nov 3. 1910 (by bond: $685. 'I
SAME PROPERTY. Murray q Hu Co a,
Boreas Realty Co: Nov ], 1910; 81 PAS So
SAME PROPERTY: Polletto Bros agt SAM.
(by bond: sl.s70. any,
4STH ST. 230 West: Bernard Drucka- ar,
beatrice Lawrence et al. Jan 4. 1910. $50
PATH ST, i4s and $50 West. DUFFY & Mea9h.,
agt Boreas Realty Co: Nov 3, 1910; SI.12O
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
TRIAL OF MAJOR DAVIS BEGINS
Ordered from Philippines to Face Phil
adelphia Court Martial.

Philadelphia Jan 4.--Before officers Of
high rank I'm the navy and marine corps.
Major Henry c. Davis. of the United states
Marine Corps. faced a court martial to day
at the Philadelphia navy yard on charges
which included insubordination.
The charges grew out Of a letter written
by Major Davis to Secretary Meyer, Of the
Navy Department, protesting against GER
tain actions OF Major General George T.
Elliott Of the marine corps. The letter. II
Is charged. was 'iHsuboTdinate' and i'm
pugned the motives Of a superior officer.
Major Davis, who was ordered from the
Philippine Islands to this city to be tried
IS being defended by Joseph T. Rogers, an
assistant district attorney Of Philadelphia,
while the governments interests are in the
hands of Major Henry Leonard. of the
marine corps the judge advocate Of the
court
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
TRADING IN SUBURBAN ZONES
James & Robinson Tract, at Bound
Brook, N. j., To Be Improved.

The Meister e. Bache Realty Company has
bought through James w. Granger seventy
one acres at Bound Brook, n. j.. known
as the James d Robinson tract, within a
few minutes walk from the station. The
Meister d Bache Realty Company resod II
TO the Greater Jersey Land Associates,
which will subdivide and further develop 1t
in the spring
Thomas 5. Burke. of the Yonkers Realty
Company, sold to- Frank Loughran one of
the two-family houses built by the Hedel-
baugh Lumber Company in Tibbetts Road,
Yonkers; also sold FOR Richard Cendon a
house on 1OO-foot plot in Division avenue,
Hasbrouck Heights Bergen County, y. J.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
MRS. FENNELL LOSES SUIT
Former Wife Of John E. Fiske Must
Pay Board Bill for S63.

Judge Brown. in the % District Municipal
Court. Richmond. gave judgment yesterday
IN favor OF Mrs. Louise Sucker the man.
aeer OF a hotel al Annadale. Richmond, in
her action To recover $6S from Mrs. Jeanne
Allen Fiske Marceau Fennell. Mrs. Sucker
sued 70 recover for nine weeks board at
81 a day. Mrs. Fennell contended $3.50 was
due her for services as piano player and
entertainer az the hotel Mrs. Fennelrs
argt husband was John c. Fiske, theatrical
manager and real estate operator, who was
shot IN 1850 Her second husband was
Colonel Marceau. the photographer who
obt,ired a divotce on the ground Of deser-
,lop after which she married Gerald NJ
J1euueU. They were later divorced.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
TO SELL WOLFE BUILDING
Property Will Be Offered at Auc-
tion in the Vesey Street Rooms.

The twelve story Wolfe Building, occu-
pying the block front on the east side Of
William street, between Liberty street and
Maiden Lane. Is to be sold at foreclosure
the latter part of this month. The build
ing. which is an office structure. is known
as Nos. 50 and 81 William street. and has
frontages Of 72.S feet in William street,
277 feet in Liberty street and 327 feet in
Maiden Lane, the easterly line measuring
Gill feet.
The sale Is the result OF an action
brought by Anzonetta b. Wolfe and Will
lam !. Clark. as executors and trustees
Of John Wolfe. deceased, against Lorena
r. Jones and others to secure loan
which. with interest. amounts to about
NiS'OOO The back taxes, etc, aggregate
about $4,000. Joseph p. Day will be the
auctioneer
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
REALTY NOTES.

John T. Wall, William p. Rooney and
John X. Moors were the brokers In the re-
cent sale of the five story double nathouse
No. 1863 West 1929 street for Catharine
Hartigan to Peter Boyle
William S. Denison and j. Milton Horner
have formed the firm of William s. Deni-
son & Co. for the transaction OF general
real estate business.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05

and ano from completion cf alte'"
]. 1916. 400. address, premise' ito ., 90,
HOUSTON ST, 1ia East; Cchry,''to 10 Vincsn,
store and basement: Frleda hsa 1911; SO tOl.
Damian; yrs mos from jan -
address. 335 Pleasant ave. - =,
80 AVE. 27sg to 2703. 5017ok q yrs from nv
Haffen to Longs Hat stores Inieancey ST
May !. 1911: 81, 200; address, 10 p
10TH ST. 26 West: Bertha X ds B iei0. 81 ooa.
uel Katz u yrs from Nov %
address. 1855 6lst FL, Biukllu'
2iTH ST. 30 and 80 West. s,@ Nosa,, T,,-
ment: Marmac Construction 60 ~ "a 95o. "a
Coz. yrs mos from May l. leii' N
dress. GAINESVILLE, ohio.
1ooTH ST "a ana 80 East s Sy erk stable:
Martin Lyons to Charles RosenthA,1, ,ooa,s I,o'ri
Nov I. 1910. 81 400: address. 50 ESS wv" ST
i44TH ST. 226 and 22s East, g. sy factory: id
from Feb !. ip1i 81. 500: address. 100 Park ave
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
RECENT BUYERS.

Charlotte Weatherley is the buyer Of No.
46 Madison avenue, the resale of which by
Winston H. Hagen was recently reported.
The j.. d NJ. Holding Company is the
buyer of the three story dwelling house No.
22S4 Lorng Place, sold recently through
Slawson d Hobbs. The property was given
in part payment by the G. II. Masten
Realty Company for the five story apart
ment house No. COS West nth street, re-
ported sold recently.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05

loft in No. 20 West nth street and office
space in No. 116l Broadway to Max Burger.
Thomas J. O'Reilly has leased for the
Assets Realty Company for term Of years
store in the Manhasset, on the west side
OF Broadway, between 10Sth and l0eth
streets, 10 Miss Effie Hamilton.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05

Bernard Treptow tntg $1,000: Jan 4 sio0'
dress. 80 East 15sth 81. - ~
18TH ST. s37 East Al sxiO0; Claus 3o,c y sen Ian
Polatschek Spencer Realty co mtg s3.'ooV'
4: 800: address. 93s 81 Nicholas ave- IN.
f6lST ST, r. 100 II Of Prospect Nv Vt,Iaus
aG TO-: Polatschek Spencer Realty CO 20 MA
Bosch tmtg $4,000 Jan 4; 81; address
Trinity ave
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
MECHANICS LIENS.

233D ST. 5. % II Of Barnes ave T5SIoo
William SchradIn agt Deudicibus Building ca
owner and contractor: sl,T78
WASHINGTON AVE. cor 18TH 81, e.,
l27 Jacob Se,denberT sgt Csrnine Ai,isr
owner and contractor GenewsD: si.7sa %
SENECA AVE, 8 s. i25 n " Of Fas. .,
42xf02: Charles Kreenberg agt VI \ Wiiso.
Construction co. owner " a Wilson con
tractor: s2s7 48
7TH AVE. 106 70 10: 18th ST. zoe Wa,
Bowles Clifford Go agt One Hundred SIX Sevsn,s
Avenue Co. owner. Rsyitch Bros. contracto,,
81, ,4O3 IS.
10TH AVE. SIS, and 54th ~. sol West. y,x
Martz agt Helen Rsnkan. owner, = st,,
ger e. Co contractor. SIS
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
WILL BUILD IN AUDUBON AVENUE.

Plans have been filed for a five story
elevator apartment house TO be erected at
the northwest corner OF l7Sth street and
Audubon avenue for the Queen Nab Com
nsuv. OF which Alex Mcdowell is presi-
5cnt The building viii have facade Of
brick and limestone, with frontage of 80
feet in the street by s91l feet on the ave
nue The cost has been estimated at $4,000
by Schwartz Gross. architects
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05

CO to Adamson r McCanles', sdn' s-o''oo'
aodress 210 West 72d st.
2isTH ST. t5o4ft W Of Bronxwood ave-
looxiIf: Jan 4: due. etc. as per po"1; -, "a
min Torrens TO Title Guarantee ana Trust Co.
AIlOVO. addrees 17R BrOadWay.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
AlTE ERAT1ONS.
MANHATTAN.

5TH AVE. 537: to a sty brk store and lot,
bldg: Hoffman g. Rothchild, 56s Broadway
owners: Davis, McGrsth & Keissling. LIS 5th
ave. architects; $500.
AVENUE A, 81: TO sty brk store, etc:
Astor Estate, q West 2Gth 81. owner Zipkes
i03 Park ave, architect: $1,000.
THE BRONX.
WILLIS AVE, 3, 25 II n OF 1+lth 81: 70 a
sty fr store and dwg 25X306; Charles Hem
merdinger, 760 Beck st. owner: Carl Itzsl
1885 wilkins ave, architect; 5000
CONCORDIA AVE. 4O2: sty fr stor. and
dwg, 21x55.2; Jacob Bescher, premises owner;
william Schnaufer. 444 Sd ave, architect. 500.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN

18TH ST, cor Audubon ave: tor a s Il,
brk apart h. 5Oxs9.1l; Queen NAB Co. ~ Morn
ingside Avenue East, owner Schwartz 81 Gron
o4I 9TH ave, architects: $50. 900.
THE BRONX
COLLEGE AVE IS II Of l45th e.. for a
sty brk rectory s0x59, ST Rita's Roman Cath
olic Church (Rev John y o Brien. l45th strees
and College ave pastorl, owner: HALEY & WuI1
1O3 Park ave. architects; Sl6.O 900
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee
JANUARY 4.

BEDFORD PARK BOILENAhp. a12. Shur-
nan tryesting 90 Ia william II BOgnrt: Z yrs
from oct I. 1910: $500 address. a52 East 2tUth
street
COLUMBUS AVE. cor of s0th st. store.
etc. Louis Nogel and auO 10 John e WienbTock
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
The Maryland Wins the Gunnery
Championship.
washington. January 4.


REMARKABLE RECORDS.-The ar
rnore6 cruiser Maryland is the champion
uhot Of the navy She won the pennant in
the battle practice of 1910. 1t was announced
At the Navy Department to-day, her record
far exceeding the scores of the other YES
e+ls OF the class which include both the
Atlantic and Pacific fleets. The conditions
under which the practices were held slmu-
lated as closely as possible actual engage
ments. and were more severe than any OF
the previous tests. The Maryland, whose
score is considered remarkable, led all the
other vessels by several points, making
about ~ per cent of hits with her turret
guns at I0ooo yards under unfsvorable con-
ditions of roll and ptch and with target
whose area vas less than one-tenth the
area Of battleship. The following Is the
relative standing of the vessels according
to their gunnery efficiency in action: The
Maryland, the South Dakota. the Delaware.
tho Idaho, the Minnesota, the Vermont, the
Washington. the North Dakota, the Ne
bIaska, The New Hampshire, the South
Carolina. the Rhode Island, the Louisiana.
the Tennessee. the California. the Virginia,
the Mississippi. the Colorado. the Pennsyl-
vsnia. the West Virginia, the Kansas, the
Connecticut. the Georgia, the Michigan and
the Montana.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05

ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders
have been issued:
ARMY.
F.:st Lieutenant ARTHUR G. FISHER. 18th
Cavalry, TO recruiting service. Fort Nc
Doweli.
PARTEL. 4th Infantry. to proceed to Wash
ington for examination for retirement are
Leave OF absence: Captain ALLEN u. RAY
MoND. coast artillery, one month.
NAVY.
Ensign r. y. ROCKWELL. 70 The Perkins.
Chief Boatswan p. J. KENNBY. detached the
cAief Bostsusin II r. BRAYToN detached the
Maryland: home. await orders.
rostswaiu ". b. MEETEER. detached the In
Eostswaiu l. NORDSTROM. detached tho Colo
Roatsyyain " G. A. SCBWERIN. detached the
indol6ndence; 20 the MARYLAND.
Boa'swaiu D. DOWLING. detached the lnde-
psuCeuCc 20 the colorado
Carpenter J. \. PRICE, detached the Pennsl-
vaaia: home. awlit orders.
Carpenter NJ. NJ. SAVIOR. detached the lnde-
pcn5once. tc the South Dakota.
Carpenter G. =. BAKER detached the Inde
Cnief Ma,hust G. AUBERLIN ana Machinis,
\. SCHJ LIE. detached the South Dakota:
Ns-sinist ". Il. LEM. 10 the South Dakota
MOVEMENTS OF WARsHIPs.-The fol-
loving movements of vessels have been re-
ported 10 the Navy Department:
ARRIVED
Jan. 3-The Des Moines at MOnrovis; the Prince
tor At Amspsla: the Marietta OF Guants-
nanlo.
SAILED.
Jan. 3-The Tennessee, the Washington. the
Montana. tho birmingham and the Salem,
from Hampton Roads for Guantanamo; the
Des Mones from Monrovia for cape Pal
mas Liberia: the Nestal. from Brest for
Norfolk. the Psulding the Roe ana the
Terry. from Havana for Key West: the Lam
son. from san Juan FOR Culebra; the Han
nibal. from Guantanamo for Pensacola.
The Marietta. from Guantanamo 9th inst. for
Puerto Cortez. Honduras TO relieve the Tacoma
On being relieved the Tacoma will sail for
Guantanamo, arriving about January 10. and
y ill then proceed 10 New York
On arrival OF the Atlantic feet at Guants-
namo on 10Th inst. the Patuxent will be as
signed 70 duty with the feet tender.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OK 10 LEI
-- PROPERTY
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05

GENERAL THOMAS RETIREs.-Briga-
dior General Earl u. Thomas. who entered
the army as private in the Civil War and
has a distinguished record an Indian
tighter. was retired from active service to-
day for age. Colonel Walter s. Schuyler,
of the 9Th Cavalry, will be promoted to
briEadier general.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-05
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following sales were recorded at the
Real Estate Exchange salesrooms, Nos. 14
and 10 Vesey street, Yesterday:
Smyrna times., 1911-08-09
NEWS OF CLAYTON.
And Local News Budgets from Chesvvod, Kenton,
BIaCkbird, Townsend, Thoroughfare Neck,
Leipsc, Brenford, and Their Vcinities.
TOWNSEND.

Local Happenings and Personal Men,
ton Cleaned About Town-Personals
Townsend, Aug. 8.-While walk
ing down Second street, between
Market and King streets, Whining
ton, on Friday, John Clayton, a
young man of this place. found a SIS
note after many persons had passed
it by unnoticed. So far nobody
has made a claim for the greenback.
Messrs. George C. Heinold,. George
Smith and Joseph Ennis have return
ed home from four days fishing
trip to kits Hammock.
The local cannery began oper-
ations on Monday or Tuesday as
many farmers report that corn Is
now ready for the canning industry.
Quite a number of Townsend resi-
dents went on the excursion to
Ocean City, Md, on Thursday.
Personals. Mrs. j. A. Hart and
son, Austin, left on Wednesday for
Cane, Pa, where they will make an
extensive visit. Mrs. Joseph Jones
and two daughters of Newark, N. j.,
are spending the month of August
with her parents. Miss Anna Van
Dyke returned home from Whining
ton on Monday accompanied by Miss
Mildred Tarbutton. Miss Lealah
Money returned home on Sunday
after a three weeks visit with
friends and relatives in Wilmington.
Mrs. W. E. Ryon and Mrs. E.
Whitehouse, of Wilmington, spent
last Friday with her mother, Mrs.
Mary E. Money. Miss Anna Jones
returned home on Saturday after &
very pleasant visit with her brother,
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Jones of New.
ark, N. J.-Miss Ethelwyn Maloney
and her guests, Misses Heller
Andrews and Inez Noble, and Mis-
Arrelee Lattomus, and Messrs. Har
Scott and Elias Shallcross spen
Saturday afternoon and evening a
Betterton.
Smyrna times., 1911-08-09
PROPOSALS

The Levy Court of Kent County
and State of Delaware hereby So
licits sealed bids for the building
of road leading from the fast land
and on what is known as the Slaugh-
ter farm in Duck Creek Hundred,
Kent County and State of Delaware,
to Smyrna Creek, ard also for the
construction of a 400 foot wooden
bridge over Smyrna Greek to
connect with the road which is now
built from Bombay Hook Island to
the point where the said bridge on
the east is to commence.
Separate bids for the construction
of both the road and bridge are
requested. Plans and specifica-
tions are on file in the office of the
Clerk of the Peace.
All bids should be filed with the
Clerk of the Peace of Kent County
on or before Tuesday, the 18th day
of August, A. D. 1911, at IL o'clock
noon, at which time the said Levy
Court will meet for the purpose of
opening said bids and awarding the
contract to the successful bidder.
The right to reject any and all bids
is hereby reserved to the Levy Court
of Kent County.
Levy Court of Kent County, State
of Delaware.
By JAMES T. TRUAX, President.
Attest j. Lynn Pratt, Clerk of
Peace, Dover, Delaware, August l,
A. D. 1911.
Smyrna times., 1911-08-09
FOR SALE.

pin1y, MY Driving Horse, Volman. 1871 Hands
Driver. S Yiu' nne
w. G. ROE.
Smyrna Del.
Smyrna times., 1911-08-09
BLACKBIRD.
Items of Social and Personal Mention
Cleaned During Week.

Blackbird, Aug. 8. 8.-Personals.- -
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Harry Gibbons and
children, of near Townsend, spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Harvey
Jarrel and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Ferguson are spending this
week with her brother, Mr.. Norman
Taylor, and her sister, Miss L. Ethel
Taylor, at Washington, D. C.-Miss
Beulah Buckson is visiting relatives
in Wilmington. Mrs. Susan Davis
and Miss Sarah Parvis spent Tues
day in Townsend. Miss Ethel L.
Marker visited Mrs. James Buckson
part of last week and this. Miss
Emma Carey is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Charles W. Jones. Mrs. Ollie
Pryor and children, Of Clayton, are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George W. FAIRIES. Miss Nan
Smeadley returned to her home in
Philadelphia on Saturday from a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. j. Edmund
Brockson.
Smyrna times., 1911-08-09
THOROUGHFARE NECK
Items of Personal and Social Mention
Cleaned During Week.

Thoroughfare Neck, Aug. g.
Personals. Mr.. Charles H. Bennett,
of Clayton and Mrs. Mary E. Naylor
of WesttOwn, Pa, were guests of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
P. Bennett-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Redmile and children, of Philadel-
phia, are spending two weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley T. Hawkins.
Miss Mildred Hawkins, of Smyrna,
has returned home afer visiting her
cousin, Miss Irene Hawkins. Mr..
Clarence Bennett has returned home
after visiting his brother, Mr..
Arthur Bennett, of near Smyrna
Miss Mabel McClain, of Chester, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel McClain, of Taylors Bridge,
and was accompanied home with
Miss Lillian Rawley. Mr.. Alexan-
der Deakyne and son, Edgar and
Mrs. George Mcrthur and twin sons,
of Philadelphia spent Sunday with
their brother, Mr.. Robert Deakyne.
Miss Hickman, of Chester, is
being entertained by Miss Alice
Collins. Mrs. Anna Gibbons and
Miss Elsie Gibbons spent Tuesday
with Mrs. Barabs Beth, of neal
Blackbird. Miss Mary E. Arm.
strong, Miss Ida l. Armstrong anC
Miss Ethel E. Derrickson, of Tay.
lor's Bridge, went on the excursion
to Atlantic City this morning.
Smyrna times., 1911-08-09
CHESWOLD.
Items of Local and Personal Mention
Cleaned During Week.

Cleaned During Week.
ChesIold, Aug. Z. Personals. =
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Bunker
have returned from a visit to their.
son, William Bunker, who is recover
ing from an operation in a Phila-
delpha hospitak Lizzie Smith,
of Yardley, Pa, is visiting her sons,
Messrs. James and William Scar
borogh. Mrs. John Bishop, who
is i'll with typhoid fever, is some
what improved at this writing. Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Stout and son,
Victor, of East Orange, N. j., is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Lizzie
Boggs, this week.-Mrs.. Brady
Wiley, of Wilmington, is spending
a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Anderson. Mrs. George MacNamee
and son, Crawford, of Chester. Pa.
are the guests of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. P. L. Barcus. Mrs. Ben
nett Emory and Miss Lura Heather
are attending Marydel Camp this
week.-Mrs.. Martha Banard, of
Brooklyn, N. Y, is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. E. A. Evans, and
Mrs. 7. D. Garrison. Mrs. Jennie
Pleasanton and daughter, Helen, of
Milford, are visiting her father,
Mr.. John Moore. Mr.. William T.
Moore entertained few friends in
honor of his birthdauy on Sunday at
his home near Cheswold. Miss
Sarah ScOtten, of Marydel, and
Misses Katie and Emma Cantwell,
of Chester, are visitors at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Cantwell's.
Mr.. P. L. Bsrcus, who has been
an the sick list, is improving. Mr..
ond Mrs. Norman Smith, of George.
town, are being entertained at Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Tibitts' this week
Smyrna times., 1911-08-09
THE GREAT WILMINGTON FAIR
Every Effort Being Made to Make It
Best the State Has Ever Known

gCSA lNC SldAC E1dS ENGF NnOWn
If the great Wilmington Fair, to
be held at Gentlemen's Driving
Park August 29th, Both and 31st, is
not the greatest the State has ever
known it will not be the fault of the
management. From present pros
poets only one thing is needed and
that is favorable weather. The
race entries indicate some great
speed events. The purses amount
to $1,000, and the entries include not
only many of last years contestants
but a unmber of new horses yet to
be heard from on the local tracks.
One hundred dollars had been offered
by the State Board of Agriculture
for the resident exhibitors who win
the largest number of blue ribbons
in the fair. This is in addition to
the silver cup offered by T. Coleman
DUPONT and the county prizes.
Splendid free attractions, together
with California Franks Circus
which will show two days of the fair
will give plenty of amusement to
the visitor. California Frank
carries fifteen carloads of para
phernalia and his street parade
compares very favorably with the
parades of the larger circuses.
The dog show on Wednesday will
be another interesting feature and
is bound to be a success if early
Smyrna times., 1911-08-09
Farm of rs Acres

Farm of rs acres, AZ acres clear,
balance woodland. Good huose, 9
rooms; barn for 5 horses, cows !;
wagon house, wood house, poultry
house, so pear trees, 200 peach
trees. 40 apple trees, cherry trees.
Price So. 500.
Smyrna times., 1911-08-09

enthusiasm is any Indication. A
special train will leave Wilmington
on Wednesday and Thursday at 7.15
p. m. over the Delaware road for
Clayton and intermediate points.
Smyrna times., 1911-08-09
FOR SALE.
Farm Of I5o Acres

This farm is miles from town.
100 acres in cultivation, balance
good woodland. The farm has z
room dwelling, barn for stock.
Present owner claims woodland worth
1000. Will take mortgage for one
half. Price 50, 800.