Newark post., 1913-09-10
HERE AND THERE

street, after long and painful
illness.
Cards have been issued by Mrs.
Helena Nurnburg of Barksdale,
for the marriage of her daughter,
Gertrude l.. Nurnberg, to Mr..
John G. Molitor of Elkton on
Tuesday morning, September l6,
at 10 O'Clock at Elkton Catholic
Church.
The Elkton and Havre de Grace
teams of the Tri-County League
will play an exhibition game at
Elkton Ball Park on Saturday,
September 13, for the benefit OF
one of the members OF the former
team who was injured while at
practice several weeks ago and has
since been disabled.
It is reported that I. G. Ian
dreth Of Philadelphia, who owns
the site of the old Spring Lawn
Paper Mill, near Lewisville, may
establish there a hydro-electric
plant to supply current to consum-
ers in nearby sections of Cecil and
Chester counties.
Farmers Of Cecil, Chester and
New Castle counties gathered at
Brandywine Springs Park on
Thursday. Addresses were dellv-
, cred by E. b. Dorset, Manager OF
the Pennsylvania State Grange
Exchange and Frank G. Bancroft,
: Master of the Delaware State
. Grange.
The Democratic Club Of New
Castle County has elected Daniel
! p. DuRoss, president; Charles +
!, Savior, vice-president; G. W. Nal
. colin. secretary, and d. I. Buckley,
y treasurer.
New Castle City Council has
served notice that trainmen block
J., ing street crossings with cars be
e vond the five minute limit will bt
prosecuted.
y Postmaster English has denied
l. the report that he purposed dismls
y sing or asking for the resignation
Sc of a number of employees III tn
lie Wilmington office.
Stockholders of the Building
II loan Association Of Townsend VII
~ have an audit made of its finance
y and detailed report submitted t
all concerned, at a meeting to b
called in future.
= Justice Lewis Of Wilmington
~ has held Laurence Dorsey, coloree
for Court on the charge OF stea
- ing two COWS, worth $40, froi
ho he Henry Bartells, a farmer OF Guy
,io n anconrt Dorsty. who pleade
n1 5 guilty. came last Tuesday mornln
ii' to Johnson Brothers abattolr, !
Wilmington, offering to sell wv
7 cows, saying that he had been SCI
=, - by his employer, farmer OF Woo'
-, dale w. J. johnson suspecth
,Ih af Dorsey's good faith, told nm
q g leave the cows and return with
'n' note from his employer. Later M
), johnson got word by telephone
,ho ,ho nav Dorsey for the COWS. lie re
tAe 6 . nnanized Dorsey's voice and sala !
,ar would deal with the owner Oh I I
gar animals only. Dorsey did not a
pear again, and the police were Were Il !.
- titad The owner of the cows W y
~ ~ advertised for and identifleu /,
aan COWS at the abattolr. Seafcii " "
av made for Dorsey ana he was ioc'
,ay, 81 lator in the week on farm q
'i0i Joining that Of the Bartells.
,oa Coroner Springer, after full
TO ouiry, found no eldence 10 fM s1ipp' =
IN, IL tha claim made that John w. y
-oat ~ don colored. whose body was fol'
om n. decapitated on the night nt,'i Of a Aug g
o u;a1 % along the trolly tracks at y
: "a Castle. had been murdered.
81 .1oseph Dimora, after being II
,noa nee for a week in Wilmington on
lli'e charge c Of larceny of money, clo
ING inc q and jewelry in c, Cecil eoun
old was discharged last Thnrsday ID !
oa,t at the H City Courts. Hardly eaa ES
a, left ls the courtroom when snt lI;t
- . a Perkins appeared with requ,sl' !