Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Dog Fanciers Form Kennel Asso-
ciation With Membership
of Twenty.

dent: Edward i. Mcdaniel, secretary,
and James b. Lancaster, Jr., treasurer.
The meetings are to be held on Monday
nights and for the present the affairs are
to be held in the homes of members
Later it is hoped to secure suitable head
quarters.
Many of the members are connected
and have been for some time with the
Wilmington Kennel Club.
The local organization will present two
fine cups for the next show of the VII
mington Association, one to the best dog
in that association and one Tor the best
in the home ASSOCIATION.
Many women are interested In the
affair and they will be admitted TO
membership and take an active part IN
making the shows presentable ana
interesting affairs The meeting on Mon
dav evening will be held at the home OF
the president on Fourth street, north oil
Delaware and will be well attended.
Arrangements are now being made Tor
the smoker OF the Pastlme Club smoker
TO be held in the rooms of the Club IN
the Court House and that of the Trustees
of the Common.
Joseph Gikev who has been engaged
in working with the riggers OF the Belmont
Iron Co, now engaged IN making plans
TO build the structural work OF the new
platemils for the Baldt Works oi the
Penn Seaboard Steel Corporation, met
with painful accident yesterday when
he slipped and fell from ladder
distance of twelve feet and sustained
laceration OF the face and a spralncd icit
ankle. Ills injuries were given atten-
tion at the laboratory.
Prof. ucnry T.. Snavely, who has been
the superintendcnt of the public schools
of this CITY since the opening OF the year
in September, has received this week
fiattcrinu offer from another school Mt
a much better salary, but he did not ieel
that it would be the proper movement
to leave here in the middle of the term
and especially at the period where the
care of the schools need the most atten-
tion, nearing the period Of graduations,
and therefore turned down the offer.
Rev. Addison A. Ewing the rector Of
the Emmanuel Episcopal Church has
returned to his charge here, after having
attended the funeral Of his mother at
Boston. Mass, on Wednesday last. lie
will conduct the customary services IN
the church and look after the Sunday
school tomorrow The sympathy of the
entire community is expressed for the
rector in his bereavement.
In the Nazareth NJ f. Church tomorrow
the pastor Rev John II. Rickford, will
take for his morning theme, Jesus IN
the Agony Of PRAYER There will lie
n reception OF members and special ser
vices marking the close Of the conference
year.
At the session Of tho Baracs Class in
the afternoon st D clock the pastor Will
address a large class and special musicale
viii feature under the direction ot nor
lstcr James Il Challenger.
At the evening services the theme o.
the pastor will he Now the God OF Peace
and at this session appropriate services
Will take place
In the morning at $50 o'clock John
Hendrix Will have charge Of the morning
class and at > D. m. the Sunday school
will be in charge Of George i. Tobin,
lr.. the superintendent.
The Young Peoples Class will meet
at go D m, and the devotional servlce
Of the Epworth League at : 0 clock
The PRAYER service viii be held Mt
745 Wednesday evening. The official
board viii meet st 5 o clock on Monday
| evening.
In the First Baptist Church tomorrow
| the usual services will be held and the
preacher will be one Of the students Of
| the Croner Theo' Ogcal Seminary at
| Chester, Pa, who was the speaker at
| the services, on Sunday last, {. Colhorn.
| He will complete his studies next year.
| He is well liked by everybody and 1t Is
| hoped that he will take charge oi the
local work while pursuing h : studies
| The special patriot rvlces In the
| First Presbyterian Oh at CLOCK
tomorrow afternoon which Hon.
1 Il d.. g Inflammation urtI
! be the speaker will be attended by q
number Of members of other denomfn-
/ ations.
| CYRUS RIttenhouse Of State Road who
| has been advertising in the Every Even
/ ing for several months reports as recent
! sales the following cars OF the Ford type;
| Charles T. Emerson of Porter Station;
/ Richard T Cam KirkwoOd, T. ". Mark
| and Allen h. Saver each of Newport /,
| delivery cars or trucks To Lacey and
/ Sons, Wilmington Tasker i. Clark,
| Hares Corner and \. b. Stapleford,
! Delaware City.
| The people of the city are urging upon
! the members OF the City Council some
/ action relative TO the betteTment OF the
| streets OF the city Chestnut and Second
| streets are now wearing greatly from the
/ heavy traffic The heavy trucks are
/ not observing the rules OF the street ana
! but few are making use Of the proper
sides. Fourth street if paved would
/ relieve the conditions Money has been
! appropriated for the work and the people
| contend that the verltable mudhole
needs to be repaired
| One of the sons Of Frank AIegglnson,
! lost a black and green reder on the
/ School green on Thursday and has been
| looking for it since, believing that 1t has
! been taken away III a spirit OF Joke, by
! some Of his companions.
/ Special this week at Williams Grocery
Fresh country eggs, 80 cents a dozen;
nice fat prunes, is cents III; string beans
10 cents can; white potatoes, 20 cents per
half peck; celebrated Boscul coffee, 80
cents per lb.-Adv
/ New goods, just received -Hudnut's
Talcums, % cents. in different perfumes;
/ MARY Gardens talcum and face powder;
Three Flower Extracts ST. an ounce.
f. Challenger and Son, Prescription
Phannacists.-Ady
Tar balls and tar bags at right prices.
T.. Challenger & Son, Prescription Phar-
macists
Learners on screw machines Whining
ton Fibre Speciality Co, New Castle
Adv.
If it's a new Ford or used Ford you
want, see me, G. J.. Rittenhouse, ID. &
A. Phone 03R22.-Adv.
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