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MIDDLETOWN NOTES.

Middletown. Sept. S.-Mrs Annie M
Richards and granddaughter, Mabe! Walls
of Wilmington, have been guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. John b. Bender.
Mrs. George w. Lockwood, Miss Marie
Lockwood, Mrs John c. Green and chill
dren have returned from a months stay
at Rehoboth Beach.
Mrs. Julian ii. Foard and daughter
Helen. have returned from visit with
relatives in New York.
Mrs. Theodore Whitlock and Miss
Alma Whitlock have been visiting reIa-
tives at Milton.
Mrs. A. NJ. Chamberlain and son,
Henry, are in the Poconos.
Miss Efie Bender has returned from
an extended stay with relatives in MIch,-
gan,
Rev. c. A. Crowley is entertaining his
sister, Mrs Edward Williams and Mr.
Williams of Boston. Mass.
Mir and Mrs. Oliver Higgins Of Phia-
delphia visited Mr.. and Mrs. ID. W.
Stevens this week.
William Eser and family Of Philadel-
phla have been guests Of Mrs. Joseph
Heldmyer.
Miss Bernice Netten has returned from
visit with her sister, Mrs. George keener
Of Bethlehem, Pa,
Mr.. and Mrs j. b. Foard have returned
from a months stay at Eaglesmere, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving II. Nett en- Of New
York City visited relatives here this week
Mrs. John Armstrong of Wilmington
visited her grandmother, Mrs. T. L.
Hurn, this week
Rev. Allen Wise, superintendent OF
Easton district, NJ. Z. Conference, are
now occupying their new home on South
Broad street, recently purchased by the
conference as the home for the district
superintendent.
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installed in the Homestead property, re-
Gently purchased by Robert NewlIn,
countractor Nathaniel Watson il re-
modelling the building.
A rabbit hound, the property Of John
Bungy, Yesterday was ordered shot by
the owner, fearing that the animal had
been bitten by mad dog.
A seapIane last evening landed near the
wharf Mt the foot of Harmony street on
account Of being disabled. The occupants,
o man and n woman, after making the
craft fast at buoy, proceeded To Whining
ton via trolley.
At the meeting Of the members of the
Industry Council No. rs, Junior Order
United American Mechanics, last evening,
John Leach, Vance Mitchell and Freder-
ick Wilhelme were appointed as perna-
nent hall committee TO confer with the
other committees for the purpose Of
renovating the lodge quarters.
The public school opened yesterday and
a large number of scholars were enrolled.
The schools are run Of the standard time,
in order that the pupils may receive the
benefit OF the tram service.
The trustees of the Commons failed to
hold their regular meeting last evening,
owing TO the lack OF the quorum. There
will be special session shortly, when
the State Highway Commissioners will
announce the damage incurred for the
taking Of portion Of the Commons
land, on the State Roadway near the
farms and the damage to the buildings
at the Hare's Corner Hotel.
The funeral of Mrs. Catharine Shields
Thornton will take place on Friday
morning at 8 O'Clock from the residence Of
her daughter, Mrs Thomas Boyle, 908
Young street. Services will be held at
g30 at ST. Joseph's n. G. Church, at
Henry Clay, and rnterment viii be made
In the cemetery adjoining
A black bird dog, supposed TO have been
suffering from rabies, was shot yesterday
by G.. w. Greenwood, near his home on
Brylgon Lane. The animal bit several
dogs before it was shot.
The first rehearsal by the band com
posed of local talent was held last evening
in the Armory.
The Wilmington Fibre Speciality plant
will close on Thursday in order that the
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CARNIVAL AT NEWARK.

Newark, Sept. S.-Members of the
New Century Club are making elaborate
plans for the carnival TO be held at the
clubhouse on Delaware avenue September
25 10 October 2. inclusive. Several special
features are being provided for. There
will be dancing each evening on the main
floor, in charge of Mus. Annie Armstrong.
The bazar Will be held in the basement,
but there will be several booths on the
main floor.
The various committees are now hard
At work with plans for the booths, etc.
One special feature on the opening even
ing. September %, will be supper - be
served in the basement under the d.
rection of Mrs. James A. McKelvey.
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CANAL RIGHT OF WAY.

Landowners along the Chesapeake
& Delaware canal expect that some
action will be taken in a short time
by the government relative to securing
land along the waterway for the enlarge
rnent of the canal. 1t is expected that
the right of way will first be established
and then the governent will go ahead
with its plans for actual work.
1t is thought that this is the reason
for the delay in bids being asked for
excavation work on the canal between
ST. GEORGES and Chesapeake CITY. Md
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FORMER TEACHER DEAD.

Newark, Sept. S.-Reuben f. Friedel,
for several years principal of the local
public schools, died at his home near
Viola, Kent county, early this week. Mr..
Fnedel left here four years ago to manage
a farm near Viola that he owned. His
health failed him soon after leaving New
ark, and for about two years he had been
seriously i'll and most of the time con-
fined to his bed. He is survived by his
wife and two daughters.
The funeral will be held from his late
residence, Viola, at so o'clock tomorrow
afternoon; interment In Odd Fellows
cemetery, that town.
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SENTENCED TO WORKHOUSE.

Georgetown, Sept. S.--Plcading guilty
to The larceny OF goods from the stores ol
Charles w. Fisher and Joseph II. Walls
of Milton, also to entering the cunning
lodge of Richard Haughton, at Reddcn,
four miles north of this city, about three
weeks ago, Howard Workman, Atwood
Hudson and Wesley Simpler were
sentenced to serve nine months in the
New Castle County Workhouse on each
count.
Workman and Hudson received an
additional sentence of nine months, the
former pleading guilty to receiving stolen
goods and the latter to larceny from the
store of N. w. Prettyman at Stockley.
George Greenley, Broadkiln district,
pleaded guilty to forging check on II. X.
Burton and was probated for two years
TO Branville BRYAN.
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honor and unquestioned integrity. Such
a man is Mr.. William Gehret, who re-
sides In Sinking Springs, Pa, where he has
a wide acquaintance. lie said;
II am most willing to relate what
a fine medicine Plant Juice has been In
my case. | was very skephcal, after try
ing so many different medicines and
never getting anything To give me re-
lief until found Plant Juice. | had no
appetite, in fact,could not SIT down to a
meal as | could eat nothing. | could not
sleep at ht and had become Hesy ner-
vous and run down; had headaches, was
constipated and felt weak IN my limbs
that / could hardly get around to do my
work; | was always depressed and got
no endowment out of life whatever.
heard so much about Plant Juice on all
sides-all our neighbors seemed to be
talking about it, that | knew there must
be something good in It'll certainly found
in it Just what | needed, for it has put
me on my feet again and | now have a
fine appetite, sleep well at night; am not
constipated and my nerves are IN first-rate
condition. am gaining in bodily strngth
every day. Plant Juice has certainly
brought about a wonderful change IN me
and | would advise anyone suffering from
stomach trouble TO take Plant Juice
they will not regret 1t.
Plant Juice acts almost like magic IN
stomach trouble, gas, fermentation, that
heavy, distressed Telling after meals and
on retiring Ii attacks and destroys all
poisons in the blood, corrects diseased
conditions of the liver and kidneys and
restores them to normal condition.
The Plant Juice Man is at The Miller
Drug Store, 4O4-iO6 Market street,
wilmington, where he is daily meeting
the local public and introducing and ex-
planning the merits of this remedy. Free
samules given
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employees may have the opportunity Of
attending the State Fair. The plent will
resurne work on Friday.
Caesar Rodney Chapter No. ., Order
Of the Eastern Star, viii hold The first
Of their fall meetings tomorrow evening
10 3 O'Clock in the Masonic Temple
For representative Of New Castle Hun
dred, Edward s. McggInson, subject to the
decision Of the Republican party.--Ady.
Public auction sale at the home Of the
late Miss Hetty Smith, 40 The Strand,
New Castle, Del Few articles Of house
hold furniture will be sold at public
auction on Friday. Sept. 10, 1920, at p.
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KEIFFER PEARS ON MARKET.

Seaford, Sept. 8-The KeifTer pear
season opened here, yesterday, when
brokers commenced to ship them in car
load Iots. The price started off at
35 cents per fye-eighths basket, in COM
parison with 81 last years opening.
The pears this year are being shipped
TO far western points and arc put IL
refrigerator ears here and iced before
starting. The outlook is for big crop.
Brokers are complaining about the
lack Of. grapes this year, the crop
seemingly have been cut short by SO
much wet weather.
The sweet potato crop promises to be
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NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Two Prisoners in Sussex Court
Receive Double Sentences to
Serve in Workhouse.
SIGMA NU AT REHOBOTH
Newark Public Schools Were Open
ed Yesterday With Capacity
Attendance Generally.

From Every Evenings Correspondents.
Newark, Sept. S.--Newark public schools
opened, yesterday, with total enroll,
ment of 552, the largest IN the history OF
the schools. This humber will no doubt
be increased to some extent by the end
of the week, but very few more can be
admitted owing to conditions. The pri-
mary and high schools are crowded to
capacity.
J. III. Owens, the new superintendent,
who succeeds Phineas Morris, resigned,
spent a busy day meeting the teachers
and getting the work for the year or
ganized.
Of the total of $50 enrolled yesterday,
Ills are in the high school, pa in the
grammar school, and 300 in the primary
grades. There are AZ IN this year S fresh
man class in the high school, Al in the
second-year class, 21 juniors and IL
seniors. The enrolment in the primary
school includes 43 beginners.
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DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, Sept. S.-A party was
given by Richard Warner in honor of his
cousin, Malcolm Reybold, Of Atlanta,
Ca, last evening, at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Warner.
The following guests were in attendance:
Misses Catherine Spicer, Louise Rose,
Elvira Lewis, Alice Bowen, Margaret
Ellis, Frances Webb, Dorothy Stanley,
Orpha Dunlap, Mary Clark, Harvey and
Harold Wilkinson, William Derrickson,
Charles Rose, George Neal, Laurence
Peacock, George Jester, John Webb,
Rodney Steelman.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morris and
family yesterday motored to Elkton, Md =,
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DEATH OF DIR. T.. +. O'DAY.

. Dover, Sept. S.-Dr. Edward Francis
O'Day Of this town, who had been In
i'll health for many months past, died
Yesterday, aged 81 wears. He had lived
in Dover and practiced his profession
for moro than fifteen years.
DIR. O'Day served term as a member
of the Delaware Legislature, in the
House of Representatives. He survived
by wife and one daughter.
Funeral will be held tomorrow, with
interment at Odd Fellows cemetery
Camden. DIR. O'Day was a native oi
Sussex county.
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SEAFORD CHAUTAUQUA.

Seaford, Sept. S.-Seaford Chautauqua
will be held this week, beginning Thurs
day. Sept. 9, and continuing until Wednes-
day evening September Is. The COM
mittee in charge is looking forward to
big crowds at each performance and
ample provisions are being made to
accommodate all who may attend.
Chautauqua at Seaford is not only
a JOYOUS week for the people of the town
and surrounding country. but many Of
the towns adjacent TO Seaford, look
forward to its coming with just as much
pleasure as the people here do.
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TWO PERSONS INJURED.

Seaford, Sept. S.-Mary Louise Nor
gen, daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Roland
Morgan of Blades, was severely injured,
Yesterday, when she was thrown from
small wagon in which she was riding.
Her arm was broken and she was other
wise shaken up and bruised.
Elmer Joseph employed in Days
mill, here, was badly injured, yesterday,
when his hand was caught in the rollers
of a machine he was operating All
his fingers were severely lacerated and
his hand crushed.
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DOVER PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Dover. Sept. S.-Dover's public school
opened yesterday, and the total enroll
ment in. the high school, by classes
was as follows:-Senior class, IL; Junior
Il; sophmQre, Al; freshmen, 40; total, Of
l19,
Because of the agn cultural class being
to attend the Delaware
State Fair at Wilmington, this week, IL
is probable the class in this department
viii OF be listed until la ter IN the eek.
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WEDDING AT FELTON,.

FELTON,, Sept. S.-An attractive we'd
ding was solemnized Saturday at II
o clock at the residence of Mrs. Kathryn
l.. Case, when her daughter, Miss Villa
Natalie Case, and Luther Reynolds Rob-
bins, Jr., of Frcderica, were married by
Rev. L. w Layfeld of Delaware City.
A reception followed the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Robbins left for points north,
and upon their return viii reside at their
home near Frederica.
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Rheubys Return From Europe.

MIR. and Mrs William p. Rheuby,
who are in Europe have cabled j. Writ
Willis who is Mrs. Rheuby's father,
that they will sail for this country on
the Lapland on Friday. They report
having had a splendid time abroad
and among the recent Innovations they
experienced was an aeroplane trip from
London to Paris. The trip occupied
two and three-quarters hours and Mrs.
Rheuby enjoyed it very much.
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Religious Service for conv,e,s.

Workhouse prisourcs xho are dang
road work az Hillcrcst we're interested
attendants ~ special service beld for
their benefit yesterday AZ DnOn by Rev.
w. IA. Mccain, pastor n The Hllcre-t
VI. r.. Church. similar services VII bc
held today and tomorroN
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m. Alexander 9. ProBdh' executor ADV
1~t-On Friday, bracelet bet~esn
Third and Chestnut and Third and ljsr-
mony streets Reward n rcfurnsd 20 Mrs.
Frank Dawson, lD7 Eatt Third street .
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TELLS STORY To
PLANT JUICE MAN
He Had Suffered Agony For a
Long Time Prior To Taking
Plant Juice.

1t is always interesting to listen TO the
statements OF our friends, especially when
we know that they are sincere and honest
in what they say. Added interest Is Great
ed in a statement coming from q man OF
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the largest in the history Of this section.
TIL ere is u large acreage out and the
weather conditions have been almost
perfect for sweet potatoes.
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