Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-11-01

NcN. LIZ ID. hluSolNlHS, MISSIONARY j
bishop of Brazil, will speak at one i
of the evening sessions. f
The Maryland ducking season I
opens today, November L. Ducks
are reported as more numerous on
the Susquehanna fats than for I
number of years past. t
The Willis homestead of 439
acres, located near Seaford, has (
been sold by A. J. Messick to J. j.
Thereof, of Sherwood, Ohio, for
$4,000.
The Ladies Aid Society of Head
of Christiana Presbyterian Church
look for large attendance at
their annual poultry and oyster
supper to be served this (Wednes-
day. evening from 5 o'clock on
ward.
The Mandolin Club of Delaware
| College will give an entertainment
on Thursday evening, November 8,
in the town hall in Odessa for the
benefit of Old Drawers Presby-
terrain Church.
Clifford and Carlton Lingo, Of
Laurel, one night last week went
on visit to friends in George
town in the formers automobile,
leaving the car in front of the
house. About 10 o'clock they heard
an explosion and going outside
they found all the tires of the car
and the seat and top slashed.
While looking the car over they
, saw a man running down the road
but could not distinguish his color.
Mrs. George H. Kitchens, while
carrying an unlighted lamp, fell
down stairs at her home in Laurel,
on Thursday night. One of her
legs was hurt and she was cut by
S broken glass.
e Mrs. Samuel ]. Baker of Delmal
S arrested by Constable Jester, OF
: Georgetown, on Wednesday on the
d charge Of selling liquor, was com
il mitted to jail for Court in default
of $500 bail.
s. The explosion of an acid TAM
S.. in the projectile plant, near New
e Castle, last Tues lay evenin,
e wrecked a brick building. None o
the hands were in or near tn
building at the time.
a A prisoner whom Patrolma1
* Frank Veasey had arrested a
IS Eleventh and Chippey streets, Viii
y mington on Friday for stealing
bicycle, while on the way to a pa
troll box worked free of the off
- GERS grip, breaking two of hi
j.. fingers, twisted in the mans co
~ lar. The officer chased the ma
~ for several blocks but did nc
catch him.
n Three express messengers, Ere
G Connaway, Harry l.. Ellis and A
,d vim w. Lacey, charged by the SUI
sex county authorities with theft
of liquor from express cars wei
arrested in Wilmington last wee
ed Frightened by an explosion
1t one of the press houses at tt
" New Castle projectile plant {
Monday night of last week JOSEF
S. Gam, of st. Georges, rushe
IN from the building, fell, rose al
,n+ fell again, tripping as he ran.
" was feared that he had been i
iured but DR.. Dodd found tn
only his face was bruised from h
VI falls.
lg-
asI Pleading guilty on charges
selling liquor Martin Dutton al
Cornelius Roswell, both colore
Of were given four months in jail
Vn, Dover last week.
md
9 Mrs. E. S. Anderson, wife OF l
ay. Anderson of Dover, while visit
in Philadelphia on Wednesd;
mas fell breaking one of her arms. I
the other arm had been broken a sh'
of time previous.
Alfred L. Ainscow, the we
ded known cafe proprietor of "
ear mington, was held last week unt
Id, $4,000 bail in each of la ca
wis charging violations Of the liq.
-ed. laws for hearing yesterday. r
ere warrants charge sale Of liquors
minors, three furnishing liquor
al ,,;nnrs and six permitting min