Evening journal., 1920-04-03


local fishermen TO Caleb and Haley.
Fulton street market, New York City.
George Madden. student at Della
ware College, Newark, Is spending Eas-
ter with his parents Mr.. and Mrs
Peter G. Madden, here Mr.. Madden
after viewing the condition OF the old
elm trees. in the Court House square.
visited the mayor and suggested that
the trees be pruned and thereby pre-
served. The mayor said he would ap-
prove The suggest on. Trustees OF Mar
ket Square spent $500 last year on tho
trees, and said last night that they did
not feel Justified spending more money
this year.
Mayor Eckles and the police have re-
celNed several reports recently, that
wet goods are being indiscriminatcly
dispensed Illegally In Dobblnsyillc. For
several days wrtch has been kept on
that section by the officers. Last night
pnlcer Lenolr arrested. the driver for
A. w. Subcck, Wilmington boilltr.
and conilscated number OF bottles NJ
wet goods The authorities intend
to send The bottled goods to w. Trux-
ton Boyce. Federal Prohibition Dlrec-
Tor OF Delaware. for his examination.
A number Of young men Of this city
are making an effort 10 organize a
lodge Of odd Fellows here. Several per-
sons have signlned their Intentions OF
Joining. II is thought that the order
VIII be Instituted here about the lrsl
OF May.
Tho Board OF Directors OF the New
Castle Century Glib VIII NEE, in the
club rooms next Monday evening.
Four boys, whose ages range from
~ to "A ys-s. were brought before the
mayor, yesterday. for breaking a win
dow Of a cigar store and taking a
number OF pipes. The lads were placed
In the custody OF The parents after the
damages were paid The town is hav-
ing an epedimic OF petty crimes. and
the mayor intends breaking up these
practices II he has TO send some OF the
offenders TO the reform school.
Wanted-Glrls and boys for clean.
light machine work. Apply Whining
ton Fibre Specially Co.. New Castle,
Del--Adv.
The pool tournament now IN progress
at the Dougherty pool parlors, is be-
ing holly contested The summary
follows: Lawler. 4l3: Susie. 42i: A. Gal !
lagher. i2s; Rossell. 429: Corley. 42i; /
Derrickson- al; James Gallagher, 4oi; /
Goodcn. 397; Proud 3J2; Kerns. 37i; /
Barnes, 39i; Husicback. 500: Hocken- !
berry. $40; Mckay, 329; Paxon, 33i;
Preston. POI.
Mrs. Charles Heaihers, OF No. 2ii |
Hsrmony street. woh was taken 10 the l
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital sew /
eral days ago for treatment, was oper- /
aied on yesterday. The patient Is get I
ting along nicely.
Miss Mary Money and Mrs. Mary i
Davidson are spending the weekend In I
New York visiting relatives and friends. l
Republicans Of New Castle hundred .
will meet In their several districts 20 /
nominate delegates TO the convention |
10 be held al Dover. April 20th, 1920, as
follows. First District viii meet at the |
Court House, Tuesday evening. April I
G. at s o'clock, the Third. Fourth and /
Fifth Districts WI meet Monday eve
ming, April 3, at 8 o'clock. In their dis
trict; Second District viii meet Tues
day, April 6. at their district. Jacob T. /
Wright, Chairman OF Commltiee.-Adv '
James Crosset and family, who have |
been occupying a nat at the home OF
Pfrommer on North Third
street. moved today TO one OF the
properties OF Selden s Deemer, on East
Sixth street. Mr.. Crossett Is master me-
chanlc at the Deemer plant.
Mrs Cordray Of High Bridge, n. j.,
who has been the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Scully. on Eighth street, has re-
turned home.
Fresh garden and flower seeds. rake.s
hoes and spades; wall paper. Stops
Adv.
The funeral Of Mrs. Amy Smith, who
lied in the Homeopathic Hospital, WI
Wednesday, will take place
rom her late residence at Rose Hill,
afternoon The Rev. G. r.
street, pastor OF the First Baptist
ihurch. OF this city, win be In charge.
'frs. Smith was a member OF the Bap-
list Church. She viii be buried in the
Globe cemetery. Several members Of
he new Baptist choir VIII sing at the
services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Walls, OF Sixth
md Delaware streets, announce the
OF their second daughter
Mss Flora Lunt, to Francis Jordan.
he wedding to take place In this city
iext Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Farmer enter
aimed a few friends at their home /,
evening.
Harry Proud spent the evening at
social at Farnhurst. Many other young
people from New Castle were present.
Misses Anna and Clara Newlove spent
yesterday In Philadelphia.
Mrs. Charles Munson has returned
home after spending a year in Mays
landing N. j.
Miss Ann and Newell White, OF New
York, are visiting relatives here.
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