Evening journal., 1913-07-10
FIREMEN GET
$500 FROM
The CARNIVAL
Auto Apparatus fer Newark
Made a Certainty Through
Generosity Of Town People
SPECIAL CHORUS AT
THE HARVEST HOME
specipl 10 the EVENlNG JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. Del. July 10. Announce
mont vas made today that about $500
was cleared on the dremens carnival,
which closed on tuesday night. The
total receipts were la the ucieiborhood
OF $500. aud the expenses were about
5000 This was the most suoccssfui
carnival yet held by the locd liie cont
panA.
umc oi the most interesting features
ol the carnival was the announcement o.
the prize winners. lhc tiip 10 Nipgara
fols vas Won 10y Harry llill. and the
gold watch by Thomas " l'atchcll. The
handkerchief donated bA Mrs. Woodrow
Wilson was won by Rub9t Motherali.
other pri1c winners were Electric hon,
;. \. Carr, pair of shoes, Charles Il.
Steele; lunch CLOTH Mrs. Iillie Ihoma I;
pillow. Gcurge ". Griffin; kitchen cabi'
net. W. Nuttcr; umbrella, Mrs. David
Grimes; clock John Ruinsey; boa ot
candy, Tony Murtone; bride doll. Mrs.
Herman r. Tyson; cane umbrella
George II. Winters; boN of candy, \,
Groonc; quilt. Mrs. Heath; nuage. Fritz
| licidman. doll, Agnes Frazer; centre
| piece. Professor Va, Owen Sypherd
china vase. MIS-. W. Kellogg cake Amos
Osmond; cut glass vase, Mary Young
centre piece, Miss Mary Comery; hand.
painted bowl Mrs. l.. Thomas; EN-.
broidcrcd collar. Mrs. H. McNeal.
AZ the annual meeting OF the stock
hoLiers of the Newark Trust and Safe
Deposit Company all directors were re.
elected as well as the old officers.
semiannual dividend of . per cent wa.
declared. and per cent added toethe
surplus.
l.ynwood p. Jachbs. whe was awarded
the contract by tho Sewer Commission
/ 60 build the system of sewers and dis.
posal plant in Newark, has given the
required bond
A special feature at the Harvest Home
ut Whitcman's Grove ON August "a, will
be a chorus ct 100 voices. This chorus
will be led hy Professor Denny, we'll.
known choir leader.
y. J.. Wickersham of kennctt Square
who has been working at Panama. visit
ed friends here this week. Mr. Wicker
sham is employed by the Panama rail
road rs construction engineer
At the summer home of Charles II
Ilaflerty the following guests have been
entertained for several days Mr.. and
Mrs. Mundy. Miss Pegee o. Conner, Mis-.
Mamie V. Lynch. Miss Mercedes Pen.
mock. OF Brooklyn; Reeve Pie. J. J
Doughcrty. Mr. and Mrs j. A. Lafieriy
Nlr and Mrs. T. J. Garland, lr., of New
York
Miss Nan skinner. of philadclphia. Is
the guest OF Mrs. Delaware Clark Mr.
and Nirs. Paul Pie and children. Of bale
thorpe. Md. have hocn visiting Nir. an'
Mrs lack Armstrong Howard, Griffin
a contractor of Norfolk. Va. has beel
visiting his parents here The Rev an,
Mrs. Richard C. Jones, Of Indiana. arr
visiting their daughter. Mrs. Leonard r
Rhodes Mrs Rehccca Wilson has haC
as her guests Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grier
Of West Chester Miss Adelaide Nande
grift Of Philadelphia. has been visiting
! Mrs. Iynwood D. lacohs-Nlr and Mrs
James Pennington are at Atlantic City
Ali-. Laura WiVel Of Wilmington Is
Visiting her sister. Mrs Elwood Mckee
Mrs. George y. Potts has returned from
a trip to Washington Misses Nau
dain have been entertaining Mrs. lenni'
n. Dslrymple. Of Chcvcy Chase, Md,