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MILFORD NEWS.

Milford. Sept 1S.-Swarthmore Chau-
tauqua opened here, Thursday afternoon,
for an engagement extending until next
Wednesday.
Milford Grange. No. 6, p. Of H., will
hold its last field meeting of the year
this afternoon at the home of MIR.
and Mrs Jacob Rosa.
Mrs. Frederick IL. Coos of Lancaster,
Pa. wife of the professor of manual
training in the local high school, has
Joined her husband here, having secured
temporary residence.
DR.. Frederick F. Ruchl expects to have
his new home on Causey avenue ready for
occupancy by the first of the month.
Elmer Stecn of Marcus Hook, Pa, is
here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Steen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Deakyne are
receiving congratulations upon the birth
of a daughter September Z.
Pending the opening Of the Milford
Hospital. Drs. William ID. and Samuel
Nj. ID. Marshall have opened a temporary
operating room for the performance of
minor operations in the house adjacent TO
their present offices.
Mcs. Allan ID. Jones has been appointed
on the Republican County Committee
from the south district of North Milford,
Kent county: Mrs. Minnie r. Davis has
been appointed on the same committee
for the north district of North Milford,
Kent county Their especial work IS to
encourage registration by women.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Voelker and
daughter, Miss Betty Voelker, of Phila-
delphia are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
c. Capehart near town.
Rev. and Mrs. II. X. Stephenson tender
ed a reception TO the Monday Night Class
of Avenue NJ. f. Sunday school Monday
night at the parsonage.
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Der ~. The speaker will bc Rev. Mr..
Middleton Of Washington.

ber ~. The speaker will bc Rev. Mr..
Middleton of Washington.
The gas supplied by the Wilmington
Gas Go. 10 the residents ~ this city will
be shut off on Sunday morning from $50
until $50 on ACCOUNT Of repairs To the
main on the New castle roadway
The dancing of the Cesar Rodney
Chapter, Order Of the Eastern Star, will
take place on Thursday evening, the 7th
Of October, in the Opera House, in place
Of the Sth, as announced.
The girls Of the American Manganese
Steel Co. met last evening in the plant
and arrangements were completed and
the committee appointed for dance to
be held in the Opera House on Friday
evening, October 8.
The Democratic Hundred Committee,
together with the Ladies Executive Com
mittee, met last evening in the Arrnory
and the canvass which was made by the
committee Of five was carefully gone over
and the city map blocked.
Mrs Mabel Eskrldge u guest Of rela~
tives and friends at Greensboro, Nd.
Master Joseph Dickinson Of Townsend
lis n guest Of his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. William w. Leach.
Miss Nan Gemmill is spending the
William Myers Of Floral Park, ". Y.
Misses Dorothy and Virginia and
Maurice and Franklin Hunter, children
Of Harvey Hunter, are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Wilhelme.
Francis Farmer, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
John Farmer formerly Of this city, now
Of Chester, Pa, who has been visiting
friends here, viii leave on Sunday for
Charlottesville, Va, where he viii re-
enter the West Virginia University and
continue his course of the study Of nedi-
cine.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Swan Of West
Fifth street are spending the weekend
at Atlantic City.
James Morrison, local contractor
and builder, who resides on the Strand,
has been confined TO bis home for several
days, suffering from pneumonia.
victrolas and records. ds.-Bridgewater'
ADV.
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DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, Sept 1s.--AIbert
Hicken of Delaware City Is picking fine
second crop strawberries from his garden
The pastor of st. Paul's Il. G. Church
announces the opening of Sunday school
on Sunday next, September 10.
Mrs Rowe of Philadelphia is here visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Barger.
Frank Schroeder has been made tenn
porary chief engineer OF the mine-planter,
Captain Edwin c. Long, and has moved
his family TO the house owned by Norris
Wilkinson, on Clinton street.
Lester Wingate of Wilmington Is here
visiting his sister, Mrs. Alexander FARRELL.
Frank Derrickson, who severely mashed
his finger a few days ago, is greatly i'm
proved.
The barge Pamlico of the Southern
Transportation Co, with heavy cargo
of tankage from Philadelphia to Balti-
more, passed through the canal yesterday.
Mrs Joseph Messig is seriously i'll at
her home on Clinton street.
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NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford, Sept 1s.-Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph H. Clarke and family Of Whining
ton are spending several days hero with
Mr. and Mrs Harry NJ. Deputy and also
with Miss Lulu Ross and sister.
Lieutenant Thomas S. CouIbourne
and family of Philadelphia are spending
the weekend here with Mrs. William
Hazard.
Miss Hazel Tatman of Bridgeville il
visiting over the weekend at the home u
Mrs Clarence Russell.
Mrs. John +. Hall and daughters,
Misses Elva and Marguerite. are visiting
in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Jesse Legar has been visiting
Mrs. p. II. Gable at Strsthmere, N. j.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Marine,
formerly Of Milford and now of Philsdel-
phia, are guests of MIR. and Mrs. William
A. Hill.
Mrs. p. G. Christie of RawlinsvilIe,
Md, and Mrs Harris p. Stephenson Of
Jenkintown, Pa, are spending a week at
Avenue NJ. f. Church parsonage. guests
Of Rev. and Mrs. X. K Stephenson.
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NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Sussex Farmer Proud Father of an
l8-Pound Baby Boy, His
Thirteenth Child.
CA BBAGE HURT BY RAIN
Regular and Special Jury Panels
Drawn for October Term of
Court at Georgetown.
From Every Evenings Correspondents.


Georgetown. Sept lS-Jury comis-
sioners Joseph +. Holland of Milford and
Simeon :. Pennewill of Greenwood, have
drawn the following petit jurors to serve
al the Oct b,r term of Superior Court and
Court of General Sessions:
First Representative district-Robert
A. Wood. Grover &. Denney, John X.
Frceland. Charles ii. Sackett
Second Thomas A. Williams. Frank
Elliott Charles Tatman. Mark l.. Davis
Third-Leroy Hurley, Frank Jeffer-
son. Isadore Stephany. Ferris ID. Messick.
Fourth-Oliver +. Trice, Victor A.
Moore. Eben Il. Kitchens.
Fifth-Frank Pusey. Samuel Ellis of
NJ, John G. Legates, Harvey 1. Marvil.
Sixth-Charles W. Mitchell. John III.
Short of $, Daniel II. Kitchens, Lin
wood p Jones.
Seventh-Robert W Bennett, William
Hickman. Roland G. West.
Eighth-Howard Bryan. Willis ID.
Burton, Charles NJ. Dukes
Ninth-Gove s. Lynch, William Frank
Sharp. Elton r. Wood
Tenth. John c. Wilson, William T.
Starkey. Alfred Neasey, Alfred A. Lingo.
Additional petit jurors for the court of
Over and Terniner have been drawn as
follows:
First Representative district-Charles
Calhoun, c. p. Carey, Thomas Davis.
Second Charles L. Russell Edward L.
Culver, W l.. Morris.
rhird-William Parsons, J. Edwin
Dutton. Jr., Thomas II. Fooks.
Fourth-Garrison Messick, Oscar L.
Bell
Fifth-George II. Otwell, Edgar Oil
phant, George l.. Ellis.
Sixth-John II. Long, c. +. Easthum,
Charles W Hickman.
seventh Addison b. Hudson, George
Derrickson. Walter 5. Hudson of W.
Eighth Robert H. Burton, William
II. Steele
Ninth Frederick Walls, Charles II.
Wilkins. Charles j. Stoeckel
Tcnth-lra Hazard Walter III. Lank,
William H. Welch
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REHOBOTH BEACH.

Rehoboth Beach, Sept 18.-FaIl
weather, with splendid bathing and
plenty Of bathers has been the rule this
week The nights nrc beautiful with early
moonlight. The markets are still good
here, with plenty OF vegetables, crabs and
fish. Farmers are saving fodder.
The Misses Holycs OF Baltimore are at
their cottage on Olive avenue for the
month.
Mrs. Howard Pyle and family and
grandchildren are Mt the Poole cottage
for few weeks.
Mrs. William Hammond and Mrs. Sol
Reis motored to Wilmington, Thursday,
for the day.
Charles s. Horn, Jr, left ON Wednesday
for trip to Iron Hill, Md, Wilmington
and Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. William OFT of Trenton.
N. j., and friends are at their cottage for
this month
Mrs. Ralph d. Paynter has gone TO
Flint, Mich. to join her husband, who
is employed there.
Mrs. Elizabeth Pepper and Mr.. and
are here for few weeks at their cottages.
Rehoboth public school opened with a
good attendance, this week.
day after very successful season.
Belhaven closes Monday.
Mrs. T. c. Buddell is having her cot
tage moved from Surf avenue to Brooklyn
avenue and First street.
Mrs Oliver Seeplc Of Wilmington is at
her cottage in The Pines, entertaining
friends
Mrs. Robert Smith, who is stmmcring
at Pine Lodge this season, is entertaining
her mother, Mrs. Woolston OF Whining
ton.
Mrs. NJ. Rooney and children Of VIII
mington are enjoying cottage life here this
month.
Donald Evans and wife of Lcwes are
here for a few weeks.
Charles s. Horn, Jr. is erecting very
high aerial for his wireless outfit at his
home. Radio Lodge, The Pines.
Rev and Mrs. Thomas V. Wingste OF
Milford arc at the Coleman clergy house,
and Mr.. Wingate will conduct services at
All Saints p. 4. Church during bis stay
here.
Hon. Albert +. Polk of Georgetown Was
here on Wednesday, over night
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NEWS OF CLAYMONT.

Claymont. Sept 1S-Paul Entriken
and Charles Pascol have gone to resume
their tudies at Georges School, Newtown,
Pa
Miss Ethel Ryland Of Crumpton, Nd,
l. visiting Mrs Richardson of Claymont.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ascension Guild Of the Episcopal Church
81 ClaymOnt was held at the home of
Mrs Norman Entriken. yesterday
Reports from the bazaar recently held
were submitted by the chairmen of the
various committees and work was planned
for the coming winter. A committee was
appointed to purchase dolls for a doll sale
70 be held about Christmas
Mrs j. j. Garrett and daughter,
Dorothy, are spending this month with
Mrs Garrett parents in Illoinois
Mr. and Mrs. William S Haigh have
D. q guest at their home In Overlook Mrs.
4. Estoclet Of Philadelphia.
DIR. Shaw OF Franklin avenue, Clay
mont, has as guests his mother and father.
They motored 70 Claymont from their
home in Uniontown, Pa.
Overlook Civic Association has decided
20 rave no moying-picture shows the
coming winter. as they had proved a
great loss u the association.
Herbert Nelcb Of Claymont is spending
tins month with relatives in Ohio.
The trustees Of the Methodist Church
OF ClaymOnt have purchased new COM
muniOn set 10 be used next Sunday
A Community Sing was held Wednes-
day night at Mt Pleasant Church by the
Epworth League. Emerson Stone, the
leader % the Community Chorus of VIII
mington, led the singing
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WEDDING AT APPLETON.

Appleton, Md, Sept. 1s-The home
of Mr. and Mrs. j. Elwood Zebley, at
Appleton, was the scene Of pretty we'd
ding on Saturday evening, when their
daughter, Anna Beeson, Was married TO
A. Engle Conrow of Moorcstown, n. j.,
by Friends ceremony. Prayer was offered
by Rev J. s. Gilfillan of Wilmington. The
bride was given in marriage by her father.
The wedding march was played by Miss
Elizabeth Lamb of Baltimore. Miss
Edith Zeblcy, sister of the bride, was
maid OF honor. Charles Collins of Moores-
town, n j., WIS best man. The ushers
were Frank and Elwood Zebley. Seruch
Kimble and " alter Conrow. Relatives
and few close friends were present. I'm
mediately after the ceremony q reception
was held, after which wedding dinner
was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Conruw left
that evening for an extended tnp moth.
They will reside at Moorestown, n. J.
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CLAYMONT COMMUNITY WORK.

Claymont, Sept. 1S.-The sub-com-
mittee Of the committee on nursing activi-
ties of the Red Cross met In regular
monthly session at the home of Mrs
Allan Speakman, Thursday. The report
of the community nurse, Miss Amy Wood,
and her assistant, Mrs. Jones, was read,
showing the efficient work being done in
Claymont Miss Woods work takes her
into the schools ard she reports that since
the remodeling of the school very notice
able improvement has been made along
the lines Of lighting and ventilation.
The finance committee of the discussed
mears by which funds might be raised
to further the work of the nurses.
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NEWS OF MIDDLETOWN.

Middletown, Sept. lS.-Mrs. Alice
Peterson has sold her store property on
East Main street to Earl V. Francis OF
aylor Bridge for $1,000. 1t is double
store building of three stories.
Miss Loleta Atherly Buckson Of Odessa
and William Bryson Of Middletown were
married in St Paul's NJ +. Church.
Odessa, last Saturday by Rev. y. IL.
Derrickson, pastor Of the church.
Miss Elizabeth Maloney Of Townsend
and Miss Mary Records of Middletown
have gone to Staunton. Va, where they
will entey Stuart Hall as pupils.
Miss Jane Deakyne, who died last
week was buried from the home of her
brother Harry Deakyne OF Townsend.
intcrment at Union Nj. +. Gene cry:
Mr.. and Mrs William 2. norsey and
Madelaine, of Crisfield, Md
visited Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Emerson this
week
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went serious operation at the Physicians
and Surgeons Hospital, Wilmington, Mon
day, for the removal Of gall stones and the
appendix, il reported resting fairly COM
Portable. Her daughter, Mrs. Laura
James, accompanied her to Wilmington
and is visiting nt the home Of her brother,
s. James Thomison.
MH. Curtis f. Davis u visiting her
daughter, Mrs. O. N. Wood OF Harrison
burg, Va. Mrs. Davis granddaughter,
Miss Francis Wood, who has been SPEND
ing the summer here, returned home with
Mrs Davis
Mrs. Agnes r.. Fielder Of Passaic, N.
j., is here visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G..
Totten in North Laurel.
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NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel, Sept 17-Mr. and Mrs.
George w Stradley left Laurel, today, for
Indianapolis, Ind, where they viii at
tend the National G A. r. Encampment.
Albert G. Dickson of Whining gton,
who is recovering from slight operation,
has been visiting friends here this week.
A. Fletcher of Baltimore, Md, is here
visiting Mr. and Mrs. j. Wiley Trought
Miss Imogene Hitch, daughter of DR..
and Mrs. Gayl A. Hitch, will leave on Mon
day for Bradford, Mass, where she will
attend Bradford Academy
Mr. and Mrs Frederick L. Marvil have
rented the Windsor home, on Eighth
street, which they will occupy
DIR. Alfred 5. Williams is in Baltimore,
undergoing medical treatment
Mrs. Samuel ]. Thomson, who under
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VERY GOOD EATERS"

Newport sept IS Members Of Della
ware Grange field their annual picnic at
Augustine Beach, Thursday The trip
Was made III automobiles and was en-
Joyed by about 80 Of the members.
supper was spread and served cafeteria
style which arrangement proved what
large eaters some OF the members are. as
they returned so many times for helpings
it was impossible to keep account Of the
number OF trips they made
When supper was over the folks en-
joyed social time before motoring back
10 Newport
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or. Mary. To Paul Lavficld, son of Rev.

ter, Mary, to Paul Layfcld, son of Rev.
l.. II. Layfield, pastor Of the M. n.
Church of this town The announcement
was made Thursday evening, after which
n reception was given in her honor at
her fathers home to the following guests:
Mrs. w. w. Ellis, wife of Mayor, Ellis
of Fort du Pont; Mrs. G. Earl Baum,
Mrs. A. w. Hope, Mrs. Presley Gcohegan,
Miss Anna Vandyke, of Townsend, Miss
Mary Mcconnell Miss Marian Price,
Miss Mary Pennington, Miss Eva Nandc-
grift, Miss Lillian McMullin, Misses
Marguerite and Emma Mulligan, Miss
Mary Pratt of Forest Home, Mrs. W. Is.
lester
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CECIL COUNTY Notes.

Elkton, Md, Sept 1s.-Democrats
of Cecil county opened their local camp
paign, last evening, with rousing mass
meeting in Mechanics Opera House,
Elkton Many women were in atten-
dance and heard the issues discussed
by United States Senator John Walter
Smith Hon. Alan Goldsborough, candi-
date for Congress, and State Comptroller
L. b. Lee.
Cecil County School Board has ap-
pointed Miss Marie Roush of Balti-
more to the staff of teachers at Chesa-
peake City high school.
Auto speed officers made seven arrests
at North East, Thursday, for violation
of the speed laws. Justice Simpers
imposed fines from SIS to S25.
Mrs Alfred Coslett of Philadelphia,
has sold her bungalow along North
East river to George Bryson of the
Fifth district
Perry Point playground, which was
run very successfully this summer has
children may use the Fairgrounds at
the government school.
Mr. and Mrs J. Brook jackson and
children of Detroit, Mich, are guests
for the remainder of the month with
Mrs. Jackson's parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert b. Frazer. in Eikton
The remains of Samuel G. Lownan
formerly resident of Elkton, who died
at the home of his-son-in-law, Joseph
+. Lynch, in Wilmington, were taken
to North East. yesterday, and in
TERED. He was for 25 years fagman
on the way freight that runs between
Wilmington and Perryville.
The director of Tome Institute has
appointed DIR. f. b. Harrison to have
charge of the primary schools at Port
Deposit, succeeding the late Professor
John Edwards
Frank p Conrey, president Of Town
Commissioners Of Chesapeake City, has
accepted an invitation to attend the
Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association
meeting, next month, at Atlantic City.
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CHEsrERTowN AND VICINITY.
Special Corrcspondenoc OF Every Evening

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Chestertown, Nd, Sept. ls.-James
Bell, farmer living near Fair'ee for many
years, died early Thursday morning from
heart failure. He was one Of the pioneer
poultry raisers on large scale in the
county, Mr. Bell closed a deal for bis farm,
Wednesday, for 5000, and came 70
Chestertown next morning 10 deposit.
check for 81 900, part payment Of the
purchase price. He was in his S2d year,
and every day could be found at work on
his farm
Corn-cutting has begun Throughout.
the county on large scale, but the far
mers are compelled 20 paw s5 day 10 the
cutters, and there is little profit in the
crop To the tenant farmer at such exorbi-
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HURT IN AUTO COLLISIONS.

Georgetown, Sept. 1S-While crossing
the du Pont Boulevard, near MIllSboro,
Wednesday, a car driven by William Par
sons. of Wilmington, collided with team
driven by William Massey and almost de-
mohshed the vehicle in which Massey,
his wife two daughters and mother-ln-
law were riding. Blanche Massey sustain
ed injuries to the back and the other
daughter was injured about the hips.
Mrs. Martha Timmons was severely In
iured about the shoulder and back, and
Mr.. Massey was injured about the head
In an effort 10 turn the corner at Rail-
road avenue and Cooper Lane, Isaac
Coverdale, residing near here, collided
with another car with the result that he
was thrown through the windshield and
received severe cuts about the head and
face His right eye was almost cut from
the socket
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SOFT CRABS PLENTIFUL.

Georgetown, Sept. lS.-Soft crabs are
again becoming plentiful in the waters
of the Indian river, and within the past
few days extensive catches have been
made.
Fishermen living in that section are
realizing good prices for them in the Now
York, Philadelphia, Chester, Wilmington
and Baltimore markets.
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in this section Of Delaware. Whom placed
on the scales it tipped than 1t eightcon
pounds.
Oldest residents in this section of Della
ware say they never heard Of new baby
being so large. The mother is getting
along nicely, and the father is receiving
congratulations from people in all Sec
tions Of the county.
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NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford, Sept. lS.-The first sausage
Of the season made its appearance in Mil
ford, this morning. The buckwheat crop
in this vicinity gives promise of being q
banner one.
A parade Of school children through
the principal streets of Milford was held
last night. as one of the features of the
Swarthmore Chautauqua, which is hold
ing here for one week.
Regular services viii be held in all the
local churches tomorrow. In Christ p.
f. Church the sermon viii be given by
Rev Edmund III. Stevens, rector of Cal
vary p K. Church, Wilmington.
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APPLES PLENTIFUL.

Blackbird, Sept. IS-Apples are plen-
tiful in this section and are selling for
% cents a basket. Many farmers are
drying apples for winter use, as 1t is too
early to bury or store them.
The market for apples appears TO be
at a standstill, as they will not pay for
picking and shipping. Vinegar is being
made from the apples and stored in hogs
heads. The farmers think they can find
sale later in the season when the fruit
may be in demand for evaporation and
vinegar
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Acrnsrd ~ Theft ~ T~i,~

The ca~, - Doninick Alhan~se. eharv.
ed with the larceny = fve sDools ~ tpins
from the Electric Hose and Rurher o.
was continued until Tuesday ~ ludss
Hastings N Municipal Court todsv AZ tho
request II Assistant Solfritnr DAVIS
Albancsc, who s 10 years old, pss a.
rested last night BY Special Off~er t~ll .,
the Ele~fric CornDanv
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TO HAVE GROVE MEETINGS.

Georgetown, Sept. 1S.--After being
without campmeeting ground for the
past FIVE or six years, residents Of Balti-
more district, in lower Delaware, have
decided to conduct meetings in the grove
at Fenwick Island next summer.
For many years Fcnwick Island Camp
was one of the most noted in lower Della
aware and attracted thousands of people
annually because it WAS located on the
Atlantic ocean and served as rccrca-
tion place
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CABBAGE DAMAGED BY RAIN.

Blackbird, Sept. 18.-The late cabbage
seems to be damaged greatly by the rains
Many farmers will lose their entire crop,
as it is too early to put the cabbage in
kilns. The shortage Of barrels and kegs
is Of great disadvantage toward shipping
the cabbage
Much Of the crop Of cabbage could be
made into sauerkTaut, but the short
age Of barrels will prevent this.
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ROCK BOTTOM FOR ROAD.

Milford, Sept. lS.-After experiment
ing and sounding for more than two
months. the contractor on the new du Pont
Boulevard between here and Frederica
has at last been able to make a solid
foundation for the road across the Freder-
lea march and carlseway. Several hundred
carloads Of gravel and stone were dumped
into the march and pilIng also sunk IN an
effort to reach a solid bottom.
Rock foundation has been struck at
depth in some places of 80 feet, and 1t IS
expected the engineers will experience no
further difficulty with quicksand IN that
locality.
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GOOD FISHERMEN ARE THEY.

Dover sept lS-W. III. Reed, Frank
Buckingham and W b. Prettyman took
the DAY off. Wednesday, for a fishing trip
iu Delaware bay, starting from Kits
llammock and fishing out into the hay.
They returned "Wednesday afternoon with
twenty Of the largest trout ever seen in
Dover
Zach man caught trout which weigh
cd eight pounds and two ounces The
entire twenty fish weighed 90 pounds.
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SMALLER CAR GOT THE BUMP.

Milford. Sept. s.-Attempting TO
avoid hitting carriage containing a
young girl, Ford touring car bearing
Delaware license 1895 collided with
heavy truck bearing Delaware license
9,I54, yesterday afternoon.
The truck which was loaded with
about fifty bags of grain, was not damag-
ed, but the smaller car, which was occu-
pied by three women, was damaged to
the extent of a bent axle, and bent
radius rod. None of the occupants were
hurt.
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THIRTEENTH AND A BOUNCER.

Georgetown, Sept 18-Thursday af-
ternoon the stork visited the home of
Isaac H. Baker, residing near George
town, and presented Mr.. and Mrs. Baker
with the thirteenth child which undoubted-
ly is one Of the largest babies ever born