Newark post., 1913-06-18

Young women Of Milford opened
the annual porch party season last
week at the home Of Miss Emily
Jones.
! Members Of St. Paul's congrega-
ton, Delaware City, propose pur-
chasing a marble altar for the
/ church as a memorial to their late
pastor, Rev. Father Edward l..
/ Brady.
/ New Castle Red Men cleared $50
fro mtheir recent festival.
j. Il. Wright OF Laurel, picked
the Irst peaches OF the season III ms
yard last Tuesday.
New Castle Levy Court will pur-
chase IOr 'PZJ, 900 from the Pennsyt-
YuuIa ItuIIr0au the CnrlstIana Park
Sic i'll Wilmington for an approach
TO the proposed new Third street
bridge.
There WvIu no cases to be argued
and but one dvcloloH TO be gwen
aucu tue 0tate Supreme Court met
al Dogcr Yesterday.
New Castle CITY Council has
liked tAt town tax rate at W couta
4Ur general and -o CeuJ8 IOr acuOOl
PURPOSES, an increase OF IL coulj.
Iuc Georgetown water WorA9 viii
Ue offered al receivers sale Oh July
/ and tue GOWN viii be among Inc
y-uuvI5 IOr Tie purchase OF the
ga-t.
isyy. Father andrews Of Milford
has organized company OF boy
scouts at noNoJOJu uuu several
patrols Will be stationed along thc
Beach later il the summer.
Nineteen owners Of dogs who al
lowed them TO run at large Destroy
ing game in the DagsborO section
were arrested by State Warden +.
B. Murphy Of Dover, and were fn-
ed 81 each by Justice Christopher.
Owners of other dogs have taken
warning and are keeping them con-
fined.
Wilmington parties have opened
a feldspar quarry near Rock Spring
Cecil county.
Hon. w. Ii. jackson last week
shipped from his farm near Sails
bury, Md, 325 steers averaging
1925 lbs. in weight.
The largest sturgeon caught in
the North East River in 25 years
was landed last week at Red Point
by John F'utty of Elk Neck. 1t
weighed 13O lbs. and the roe 81 lbs
Delaware City residents wish to
vote on a $4,000 loan for paving
Clinton street.
Burglars early on Saturday
morning entered and ransacked the
ticket and postoffice at Bellevue
Station on the P. B. & W. r. r.
but did not try the safe.
Edward Hall, supposed to be "a
New York yoggman, with q COM
paHion go. of a freight train at
Clayton last Tuesday night and
I,gara pursued by railroad officers,
ILal was arrested after a lively
fight, and four ounces Of nitro
I@iyc.rjne, several feet Of fuse, some
dynamite Gays, two steel drills and
a pic@0cE were found on him. He
vas taken to Wilmington and held
for q hearing.
Carried Oh hay fork for The
| ienglN Of h.3 barn last Wednesday,
/ Charles Lurriaon, 4 farmer Of the
I Milford section, was dumped with
The load and falling Z5 feet Was
|soverely shaken up and bruised,
but luckily escaped serious injury.
NIO"5ihG Il Ieiu on MS way 70
the Georgetown Chautauqua, Har-
Try jackson Of Bowers Beach, met
! a big bull which forced him to
sprint for a tree in which he spent
the afternoon until farm hands had
driven the bull to its stable for the
night.
The term Of Postmaster M. How
ard Jester, of Wilmington, expires
on June 2S. Among aspirants for
the succession are DR.. Y. O. Cooper,
J. j. English and Y. N. Stayton.
Friends of Thomas M. Monaghan,
Martin f. Fairy and Peter j.
Ford are also urging their claims.
Senator Salisbury on Saturday
heard Messrs. Cooper and Stayton
in person in Wilmington and