Milford chronicle., 1914-11-06
GLENDALE

Election is now over, and matters vii
again be normal. For the last week tn,
many candidates of the three parties
have made Glendale their point of in
terest, and every voter, of all shades Of
political persuasion, has been BON
barded to the extent of their patience
We wonder do the political bosses think
the people around here are weakmindeC
or easily persuaded, if so we would ad
wise them, from forty years experience,
that all such arguments will avail them
nothing. only the most substantial, most
needed contribution will help their cause,
and any political worker who comes here
must have a fat pocketbook if he ex-
poets results. Nothing like this has been
seen here during this campaign. Only
plenty of fire water, which only lasts
as long as the spirit is effective.
! We have read from the press that the
| United States Supreme Court has set
aside the appeal against the du Pont
Road and removed every obstacle in the
way Of building the proposed boulevard.
This had struck terror to the hearts of
few of the land owners along the way
of the proposed condemned line, and
brought JOY to those VINO expect to profit
by the good road.
A large touring car came to Glendale
last Saturday, carrying Mr.. and Mrs.
David Warren and her mother from
their home IN Mount Holly, New Jersey.
to the home of Samuel Warren. The
party was enthusiastic over the beauty
of the country through which they had
Travelled They left Glendale Monday
morning. arriving safely at their desti-
nation that evening.
What might have been a serious acci-
dent occurred on last Monday evening
when Jersey Smith attempted to take /
an oyster shell from the foot of mule, /
while hitchei to the wagon. The mules /
started to run away, Mr.. Smith became .
tangled in the harness. and was dragged. /
Fortunately the.team was stopped before
be was more seriously injured, though
he was badly skinned and bruised, and
bleeding badly but continue to his home
lear Smiths Store.
Shooting can be heard from every
direction. and one might think the game
aw was out. The boys had better be
areful, as the game warden is on the
Jokout for offenders against the state
avs. Game was never more plentiful ]
he swamps here are full of them.
Harry Clendaniel of Lincoln is here
making concrete blocks to erect a large I
larehouse for our merchant, John \
which will be d great credit
nd improvement to the town. 7
D. NJ. Donovan, the station agent, :
as returned from his vacation trip up (
j Pennsylvania, and is entertaining +
riends with an account of the vast coal
lg industries of that state His visit 4
} a former citizens of ours, William +
handler, of Scranton, was most delight :
Il, and as all true Delawareans are hos =
itaable and entertaining, he was given
chance to see the country while motor
& around.
Hog cholera is still ravaging our pork
IS, and many are dying Those who .,
1w have healthy hogs are hurrying y
lem to the pork barrel. ~
The tomatoes growers are becoming ..
cry angry, and quite frantic at the y
ok of money. The Gamers have sold y
eir pack and also the factory, and no ~ !
oney is in sight for the farmers. Itis "
ported that something is wrong at the \
her end. Paul Pry.