Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1914-05-29
.REHOBOTH BEACH
AFFAIRS OF INTEREST

:. arts and ethics are developed by copvin
what IS meritOrious and elimiuatin
IS what is detrimental This is as it shout
~ be- But when admiration is couple
~, with covetousness, and the imitator pre-
u, ters to annialate the original, rather thai
~ TO excel with honest competition it /
pernicious and not praiseworthy
FOR example, William Morris. tn,
+ English artist, made it principle in lii,
to improve whatever interested him II,
left new records in designs for wall pa
. pers' music, etc, and he Will be crate
4 fully remembered for the Morris chair.
~ Now there was a man OF our town who
= had the wisdom 20 perceive the advan-
tages OF Bun shop for our excellent
excursion visitors He sold cakes can
dies, soda water, etc. They were ali
good, and he received much praise and
patronage But a Lean and Hungry
! Dassius appeared and resolved to Be a
Copy Cat. He straightwav started a
rival confectionery pariOr or pavilion
mat was no harm, but there was uoth-
ing noble about the methods. He had
no desire 70 give better service. he want
ca the patronage and the money. Pro
idence aided him; the original man died
! Ieaving his widow to carry on the bust
! ness until her prices were so cut under.
! that she could no longer maintain her
standard OF excellence, and went out of
business. This was triumph number one /
for the Copy Cat.
With a lower grade of confections and [
no rival the Lean and hungry Cassius"
waXed stout and strong Then behold
stranger came 20 town and built slat /.
ing rink. The town was ripe for such n
an enterprise, aud it at once became a
huge success. But 'Cassus' b-tbopght
himself auew-a skating rink was con-
structed with greater maguiiceuce. But
alas between the two charfuers the
public went to neither. ami the o1Iv
glory Tor Cassius" was the ruin of his
rival as
Meanwhile ne was King of the Hokev
PoEey trade with an eve which threaten.
ed all trespassers. But an uusophisticat-
sd stranger appeared again. and built a
moving picture theatre. Success crown
FL his enterprise, each exhibition was
amned' Quickly the new rink was al.
cred 10 moving picture theatre palace.
'ut the public was loyal 20 tile original
developer, However. Providence again
ppeaTed and the stranger S building was
ssIoyeu by hre. 50 'Cassius" was
ing win lucrative hockey poSev mono
oly' and a moving picture palace. He
.a5 now man Of importance. aud =
ought public honors. Al
At this time the tabernacle on surf ~
venue was lost By storm, and the
.wn generously constructed a ueyy one.
distributing for the former with its mn,
ShtIy and Notwithstanding roof a Fat
le on which 1t was possible to dance S0
] tresco beneath the stars a dor,bIs
'cSer. Hurrah here was happiness
incers were again rampant. WHAT
iste for Cassius Winter came. Gas -2'
is represented the absent town su.h. 25c
-ues- The wind how.ei. The saa 25c
'-d. The double decker was In dan eli.
w Aere were the ci-y fathers Los.
tNed or stolen An hour work h.
cen the tides could have b-ac-i tb.
'PoI-s OF the double decker and So
'el Il. But 10. on Que aooi tide ON.
e became loose On the next Hsod l5c
It got adritt. AMI on the thirl. il dis poe
angel the other piles But the storm X.
over when a new wind tresheael no
me double decker collapsed. I'M lOc
iiateIN twenty-five men were nut AZ Zoe
K lest the wreckage should iniurs poe
hockey pokey palace. ~
ere was sweet Providence again. Rut
dear public must not sufF4-. o,,r o q
energetic Cassius" will arranos a
eng place near his soda water forr-
IN tact, the secold story will he
y this season. Its the old story
55hing succeeds ike success. or as
isworth wrote: $50 c
The single plan 81 So
nd t isy s inSIf s ss who have the power 2
lie play His Model Wife" which 80 S
given by the younger set last yyiute- -
De repeated on June 5th. when SOM
IONS VIII be made The Rehobotb -
ochool commencement exercises
be held on June 10ih.
{ Ruddell, of Baltimore. is here
'hing his cottage on Surf Aveuue Poi
lie summer Na'
omas luminous, of PHILADELPHIA Is nnbi;-
-Ied TO arrive tomorrow and will US =,
-Wo weeks with his wife and Miss I'd
'immous. Gus
ing to the high Winds last Saturday gnss+
me -, -lleu on the Levin Como
slung patrol from Rehoboth NTilfor
% he!p' but It was several hours lose
the hre was extinguished. to;.e,I
Rebecca Poynter, of Lewes ,y,s ~ ~
. OF Miss Alva Carmeau thi, weet ,.;-;.;.,'
Hill. of Baltimore. and bis t,ro ''7', ,ll
tiers arrived last Saturday. and are tt a', ~,
ing the Belmont, owned by Mrs H. -
ice Mole. T.
9. W. Marshall, Mrs. A. d Mar. , " ,,,'i e
Or. VIM. Marshall, DR.. Samuel V Gil;
, At Psbob ICia'' marshall passed DR. Jan
Louise Rotthouse gave a SUNRISE Ds,-;s !,
tor hsr sister Miss Natalie Pott- 80; 80 -
md Miss Helen Holder last Friday NJ.
'riptions for the MILFORD CHRoN- 60, oJ, no :
MI be received at the Bellhavep srS ~ i
tore RehobOth Beach. It is mr. .''''
o issue Rehobcth Edition each j. Lee
-uuug the months of Tulv and ON auto
A canvasser has been poinJ OF Dove
country contiguous to Rehobof5 Miss I
orders for the paper to be sent Salisbur
lnvass will be made of each home The b
age IN Rehoboth next month. the scho
zeal fish pound will leave Reho. sum beir
Xt week for New Jersey coast The v
good weeks Of fshinas the run Union m
ong this shore has fallen awav Collins o
IS not longer profitable; hence showed
;. present.
Mrs K
4 P.v R...., Mission 1