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REHOB0TH BEACH.

Rehob0ih Beach, Oct. All cot
tsges are stin open and bathing con-
tinues popular. Grabbing parties are
stiil in style and fishing is excellent
A large crowd went to Lewes,
Thursday afternoon, to the ball game
and 20 a minstrel show in the audi
torium in the evening for the benefit
Of the ball players.
Dancing is still INDUCED il at Horns
rustic garden every evening.
Mrs. Alfred Gawthrop has returned
20 Rehoboth after spending thi &c
months in South America. She will
spend several weeks re.
Mrs. William Thompson entertained
~ a small tea for friends at her cot
tage, Wednesday afternoon.
DIR. J. III. Lenderman of Whining n
81 spending the weekend here with
his family.
Mrs. Fred Sutton has returned tc
Wilmington. after spending the sum
mer at the Belhaven Hotel.
Mrs. Eliza Green and nieces returned
20 Middletown. Tuesday, after a stay
at tho Belhaven.
AIRS. Ida sigsbee left for Wash.
ington. Wednesday. after spending
several weeks with her sister. Mrs
Caroline Rittenhouse. Mrs. Sigsbes
wili spend the winter in San Doming,
with her daughter. whose husband i.
governor there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freda Ross are enter
tanning a large house party at thei
cottage on Delaware avenue. Mrs
ii. H9wenstein Of Wilmington and he
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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Elkton, Md. oct. THE 10000
damage case of Mrs. Emma Bowen
against the commissioners of Kent
county, tried before a jury in Eslkton
court, ended. yesterday, when the jury
rendered a verdict for the defendant.
The receipts OF the firemen's carni-
val held at North East, last week.
totailed $3.50. About $1,000 viii be
available for the purchase Of fire
fighting apparatus. The automobile
was awarded TO George Shay OF Ris-
ing Sun.
In the county court, yesterday
argument was heard for mandarin,
proceedings to compel the Board OF
Election Supervisors to open the bal
lot boxes for a recount in the con.
test between J. Wesley McAllister ans
Clinton J. Yerkers. for the Democrat,
nomination for sheriff. The motion
was denied by the court and Nc
Allister is now the regular party can
didate for the Office.
Cadmus Price. OF Elkton, who ha
been i'll for several weeks, was takel
TO Union Hospital. yesterday, SUI
fering with typhoid fever.
The September term Of court 70
Cecil county adjourned, yesterday
many cases being postponed until tn
/ December term.
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MIDDLETOwN NOTES.

Middlotown, oct. Miss Helen
Kumpel and William +. Ennis. both
Of Odessa. were married at the NJ. f.
parsonage at Elkton. Md. Monday
evening by Rev. c.. r. Anderson. They
viii make their home in Odessa.
Funeral services Of Levi Clarence
Scott who died suddenly at his home
here Monday morning, were held at
his late home on North Broad street.
Thursday afternoon, services were in
charge Of Rev. V. p. Northrup, pastor
of Bethesda NJ. +. church. The pail
bearers were George II. Kohl, John
=. Cochran. Jr. Wilbur II. Jump, Hart
Scott, Tinley Scott and John J. Jolls.
81. Georges Hundred Sunday school
Convention win be held in Forest
Presbyterian Church. this town Thurs
day October IS. in the evening. Ex-
collcnt speakers win be present.
parcnt-Te-cher Association held its
first fan meeting yesterday afternoon.
Rev. Or. Little Of Atlantic City, y.
T.. win preach in Drawers Presby-
tcrian Church. Odes- Sunday even
ing Dr. Little has been called TO the
pastorship OF the church and is hold
ing the matter under consideration.
John A. Cleaver is in the Delaware
Hospital. Wilmington, under DR.
Diapers care.
The one hundredth university of
Bethesda VI. +. Church will be OBJ
served with appropriate service, be-
ginning Sunday, October 16. g..
Mrs. Wilhelnina Lippencott. form
er resident Of this town, now living
nt the Masonic Home near Whining
ton. Is here visciting her brother. Har-
~ Jones. Mrs. Lippencott is 81 years
Of age.
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LEWEs NOTES.

Lewes, Oct. 1.-The baseball game,
played for the championship of Sussex
county between Seaford and Lewes,
yesterday. because of darkness. ended
in a tie, to 1.
DR.. Haltairo, of the jefferson Hos
pital staff, Of Philadelphia, is visiting
Howard NJ Long on Lewes Beach
Mr.. Longs condition is improving.
DIR. and Mrs. Henry Marshall.
formerly OF Lewes. and now of Rich
mond, Va, are here visiting DIR. Mar
shall's sister. Mrs. Clinton Long.
Miss Z. Dell Howard of St. Louis
Mo, gave a shore dinner at the Break
water House, Lewes Beach, Thursday
evening, TO the following guests: Mrs
Clark Street. her son. Rollo Wells
Street; Mr.. and Mrs. TuthIl of Easton
Md; Mrs. Z. p. Manning of Philadel-
phia, Mrs. J. Rowland. Mr.. and Mrs
Long and Miss Sallie Marshall OF
I,eWeS
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NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford, Oct. IA fire drill was held
yesterday in the local Public school
building and within two minutes not
one pupil out Of the $50 enrolled was
left in the building. Electric gongs
ring simultaneously in all rooms and
halls for fire.
Mrs. William C. Bailey is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Elmer II. Lynch.
in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert n. Jones and
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Strahle are being
congratulated by their Milford friends
ouSthe birth of a. daughter TO each
couple at Milford Emergency Hospital
during the past week.
George II. Davis and Mrs. Mary E
Pusey, both of Milford. were married
Sunday evening at the home Of the
bride on North Walnut street. by Rev
Samuel c. Welsh, pastor of the local
Baptist Church. Wednesday evening
Mrs. Florence L. Banning and Joseph
Fleming OF Harrington Were married
in Philadelphia by Rev. Franklin J
Bryan.
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DEL. WOMEN'S CLUBS
AND THEIR ACTIVITIES
Continued from pnra I

ecutlve board NJ o'clock In the club
house. The program for other meet
ings follows.
Wednesday, October 8. at 2 o'clock.
reception to club members by execu-
tive board. greeting from the new
president. Mrs. II. II. Lewis; exhibit OF
Paintings by Jules Guerin: music ar
ranged by Mrs. j. w. Colona
Wednesday, October IL. 3 o'clock,
reports from officirs; foreword from
department chnirmau: report from
annual meeting OF state federation.
discussion OF work in the community.
"Wednesday, October 10, first series
Of papers on Scandinavia; folk lore
and lcgendaryI history. Mrs Walter
A. Powell; music, Mrs Frank Hall
Davis.
Wednesday, October &c, 3 O'clock
message from council meeting OF Cen
cral Federation. Mrs. l.. Y. Scher-
merhorn. East Orange, N. j., second
vice president of q. w. G.
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NEWS OF THE DAY
FROM THE STATE
MiddIetown Boys Joining Troop
of Boy Scouts Now Being
Organized There.
PLAYING WITH GUN COSTLY

From Every Evenings Correspondents.
Georgetown. oct. i.--~While toying
with gun at the home of his parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Mack Long, near Bay
ard. few days ago. John Long was
shot through the arm just below the
elbow.
The boy was unaware that the gun
was loaded. and had only had II in his
hands few seconds when IL was dis
charged. Several of the shots passed
through the arm and lodged in the
wall.
Managing TO make his way to the
road. after the accident, an automobile
going i'm the direction of Selbyville
came along and picked him up. When
the injured boy reached Selbyville no
physicians could be found, all being
away az tbs time. Long was then
rushed 20 Bishopville Md. about four
miles away. where the injury was
dressed by DIR. Collins.
While at first ii was thought that
amputation might be necessary, it now
develops that he is getting along
nicely and ii is believed, unless COM
plications take place. the arm will
be saved.
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Rirthdar Party for little Bor.

In honor of the seventh birthday
anniversary Of Paul Best a party was
given at his home on Wednesday
evening. There was dancing and
games for the little folks. Miss
Mabel Mccormick furnished music
and Miss Winifred Hoefiing did fea-
ture dancing. Refreshments were
served in the dining room, which was
tastefuly decorated with red and white
crepe paper. Those present were
Winifred Hoefing. Anne Du Ross
Anna David. Billie Heofing, Eugene
Pelletier, Joseph Pelletier. Otto Burk-
hard. Robert Burkhard, Junior Red
lin, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Pelletier. Mr.
and Mrs. John Redlin. Daniel J. DU
Ross. William II. Haggerty, Miss
Mabel Mccormick, Mrs. Osee T. Hance
of Baltimore, Mrs. Hoefiing and Mrs
Elizabeth Best.
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WEDDINGS.
MOyer-h hlund.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. David E.
Meyer Of Newport was the scene Of a
pretty wedding last evening, when
their daughter, Miss Mary T. Meyer.
became the bride of Willard T. Klund.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. David Klund Of
1906 West street, Wilmington. The
bride wore a charming gown Of white
GeOrgette Crepe, and had a shower
boquet of Ophelia roses. She was
attended by Miss Elsie MacNamee OF
Elsmere, as her bridesmaid, who wore
beautiful gown of flesh GeOrgette
crepe, and carried a boquet OF Sweet
heart roses. The groom had as his
best man, Herbert Perkins of Holly
oak. The house was beautifully deco
rated with palms and cut flowers
About 100 guests were present. The
ceremony was in charge of Rev. r p
Nichols of Smyrna, formerly OF New
port, who was assisted by Rev. W
Vaughn Moore, pastor Of Neport VI
Z. Church. Miss Doris Nichols OF
Smyrna played the wedding march
The young couple have a large circle
of friends in Newport and Whining
ton. Miss Meyer was connected with
Buffers, Inc, while Mr.. klund is con-
nected with E. /. du Pont de Nemours
& Co.
Immediately following the cere.
mony, Mr.. and Mrs. Klund left for a
trip to New York City, Niagara Falls
and Canada. They viii be at home tC
their friends after October Is, at 81
McCabe avenue. The bride wore g
beautiful travelling suit of blue ern.
broidered tricotine, and small blacl
hat, and wore a corsage bOquet O
roses. The bride received many beau
tiful gifts, including, silver, cut glass
] linen, etc.
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WET INSTEAD OF DRY.
Traffic in Liquor Seems TO Show No
Decline.

btthnt~
That Wilmington and suburban
towns are wet, instead of dry, as they
are supposed TO be- is the opinion Of
Frank L. Haley, special agent for the
Law and Order Society, who today
told Every Evening that conditions
did not seem to show any improve
ment.''
From the large number of reports
and complaints received in my office, .
said Mr.. Haley, Il cant say that con-
ditiOns are improving. The distribu-
ton of liquor by automobiles, especial
~ at night. is a matter of deep con-
cern and L am informed that these
people are doing an unusually large
business" continued Mr.. Haley.
It was pointed out that bootlegging
is also on the increase and that more
reports of liquor being sold are sub
mitted than can be handled. 1t was
further stated that dope sales alsC
showed a decided increase.
/ When asked what was being done
/ to check the sale of liquor and dope
Mr.. Haley declined to give an answer
There is much doing" he said. "anC
as matter of fact, have more thar
l can handle"
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daughter Mrs, Wade Collins and chill

daughter Mrs. Wade Collins and chill
dren are among the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pepper and
children returned to Cleveland. last
week after spending a month with her
mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Pepper.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Merrich and chill
dren OF Wilmington are spending some
time at their cottage here.
Mr.. and Mrs. h. +. Shaw of VIII.
mington have closed their surf avenu,
cottage and are living i'm their new
cottage on Baltimore avenue.
Christian Frederick and Son, Wal
ter of Detroit, Mich, motored from
Wilmington to Lewes Thursday, run.
ing over here to see friends in tn,
evening. They spent Thursday nigh
In Lewes. starting early next morning
on a fishing trip to the Breakwater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smith OF VII
mington motored down on "Wednesday
to spend two weeks at their new
bungalow in The Pines.
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David RothsNsin In spending several

David RothsNnin In spending several
days with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Rothstein. In New York City.
Mrs. Evans b. Hemphill and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Anna Sourwein left this
morning for Norfolk. Va, from which
port they will sail for Panama, Mon
day TO remain over the winter.
Rev. Mr.. carp, minister IN charge
OF Christ Episcopal Church, Delaware
City, will celebrate Holy Communion
Sunday morning at s.15. and con-
duct the regular afternoon service at
l15.
Mr.. Geary and daughter. Margaret
OF Mapleshade N. j., are here visiting
Miss Elizabeth Mcconnell
Mrs. Julia Gooden OF porter's left
this morning for Easton, Md. where
she will attend the 50th wedding am
niversary of her sister Mrs. George
Sanders.
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas whiteman are
guests of their daughter Mrs. G. A
Bonine. OF State College. PA.
Mr.. and Mrs. vaneman OF st
Augustine. Florida, who have beer
visiting Miss Emma Clark at Green.
lea, have returned home.
Epworth League Social of NJ. T.
Church Of st. Georges win meet Al
the home 6f Mr.. and Mrs. John Car.
row. Jr.. next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. William Householder is visit
ing her daughter Mrs. Laura Adkin.
in philadelphia.
Sergeant and Mrs. McCullum ar,
being congratulated upon the birth o
n baby boy.
Frank Money and daughter. Corina,
OF Germantown. Pa, are here visit
ing his mother. Mrs. John Cairns.
Mrs. Peter Meade of Carney's Point
n. J.. is here visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Hall.
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sTSTAINS THE ACTION.

Newark. oct. is. Pusey MorrI-
ron former Post commander OF Lieu
tenant O'Daniel Post, American Le-
zion. has made a statement in defense
Of the action Of the Delaware Depart
mcnt of the American Legion, at The
recent convention in Milford, in re-
fusing 20 adopt Resolutions protesting
against the activities Of the Ku Klux
Khan.
Mr.. Morrison says the convention.
~ his opinion. did right in voting
down the resolution as there was no
proof Of the existence of such an or
Fanization as the Khan. and unit!
there was substantial evidence of the
Elan's menace, IL is a matter TO be
investigated before adopting such
resolutions as those offered at Mil
ford.
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MT. SALEM w. +. M. s. ELECTS.

The Woman Foreign Missionary So
ciety of Mt. Salem M. IL. Church which
met recently at tho home Of Mrs.
Frank ~. Haley outlined work for the
year and elected officers as follows:
President, Mrs. Charles Beck; vice.
presidents. Mrs. Leonard White and
Mrs. James u. Dickinson; correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. Richard Brown
recording secretary, Mrs. Frank
Haley; treasurer. Mrs. william Ham-
ilton: counselor OF Young Peoples
work, Mrs. Elins Rutter: superin-
tendent mite boxes, Mrs. Frank
Comfy.
The next meeting win be held the
third Wednesday IN October ut the
home OF Mrs. Pierre Gcntieu, 1906
Riyerview avenue.
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SUCCESSFUL CARNIVAL.

Milford. Oct. 1.--Complete reports
of the carnival held here last week by
members OF Carlisle Fire Co. show
total gross receipts of SS.15S14. The
total gross expenses were $4,499.79.
leaving a net proceeds of s3.659.35.
This sum is TO be applied TO the new
building fund which the company is
raising 20 erect a modern fire house.
The ladies of the Milford New Cen
tury Club and the Faithful Circle of
Kings Daughters both helped consid-
erably with their booths, taking in
more than $780,
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Y. &C. A. NEWS.

Registrations are still open in the
French and Spanish classes which
courses are to open at the Young Women
ems Christian Association next week.
The other classes have been postponed
until later. Information will be given
bv calling the office, S04 Market street
phone S469.
The setting up conference Of the
Friendship Club, Pollyanna Corps, True
Blue Corps and Marshallton Girl Re
serves, at Holiday House. has been
postponed until next Saturday.
The first fall meeting Of the Blue Tri-
angle Boosters Club will be held next
Monday evening at S04 Market street.
At the meeting of the Jutc Mill Corps,
held Wednesday evening, it was de-
cidod that the corps would have the
name Of the Joan of Arc" Corps The
officers for the year are President. Mis-;
Jane Herman; vice-preside0t, Miss Edith
Beard; secretary, Miss Elizabeth Eek
rich; treasurer, Miss Anna Keller.
A large number of girls, between tn,
ages Of 10 and u, who are students a
schools Nos II and 26, met this nom
ing with Miss Mary Ramsay, girls worl
secretary, in Kirkwood Park, and en-
joyed games and recreational activities
The Marshallton Girl Reserve Corp
is planning a Hallowe Ell party and els,
a play, the proceeds to 60 to the treas
ury.
The group of y. W. c. 4. girls wh,
had planned to visit the local association
on Tuesday evening and be guests of tn,
F. l.. G. Club have Cancelled their en-
| gagement.
Invitations have been issued to al
the Girl Reserves in this city for a rail-
at 7.30 next Friday evening at so
Market street. Games will be playe
and various stunts will be given by tn
girls Of ell the different high school
clubs, grade school corps and clubs Of tn
young girls in industry.
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TO BECOME Roy SCOUTS.

Middletown. oct. 1.-The following
boys have signified their intention of
Joining a troop Of Boy Scouts which
IS being orga nized in Middletown un-
dor the supervision of Rev. John
Townley. pastor of Forest Presbyter-
ian Church:
Burton p. Williams. Charles II
Howell. Julian King. Joseph G. Beas-
ton. Robeht W. Gabriel Lewis s
Stewart. Richard Winfield Belts, Hen
~ y. Chamberl-ine. James II. Thorn
ton. John Roland Heldmyer. John w
Noshen. Henry d. Howell. William
Hamburg. John Henry Knots.
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SUCCESSFUL TESTS.

Seaford. Oct. 1.-Several demonstra-
tions Of Seaford's new $4,000 fire en-
gine have taken place this week. in
charge of an expert engine man from
the place where the machine was
made. The demonstrations have been
attended by several hundred Seaford
citizens. including members Of the
Seaford Volunteer Fire Department,
and they proved that the engine will
do everything which the manufactur-
ers claim for il.
The Seaford firemen are loud in
their praise OF the new engine. which
has capacity of 900 gallons Of water
per minute from hydnnt pressure and
500 gallons per minute from the river.
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MAY RECOVER.

Seaford. Oct. News was received
here, yesterday. that Captain Thomas
J. Marshall Of Bethel, who attempted
to take his life at Norfolk, Va, last
Saturday morning, by shooting him
self in the mouth with shotgun. was
improving and that his chances for
recovery were much greater.
The captains many friends here
and at Bethel We're pleased to hear
this good news from St Vincent's hos
pital. Norfolk, where he is a patient.
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PLEASING SURPRISE PARTY.

Seaford. October 1.--At st. Johns
NJ. +. parsonage. last night a very en-
joyable surprise birthday party was
given in honor Of Mrs. Z. F. Carpen-
ter's birthday anniversary. The affair
was arranged by the teachers of the
primary and beginners department
and the superintendent Of the cradle
roll of the Sunday school.
All present spent a delightful eve
ming. Before departing the guests pre-
scented Mrs, Carpenter with a beauti-
full gift. Refreshments were served.
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1. T. F. Club to Hold Dance.

The I. T. F. Club has issued invi-
tations for the opening dance Of the
season at the Knights Of Columbus
Hall, Tenth and West streets. on Fri.
day, October I. The membership of the
club is limited to Misses Mary c.
Higgins, Catherine n. Hasson, and
Elizabeth Anne Gibney, but the small
size OF the club does not prevent Il
giving delightful dances. The first an
niversary dance last year was very
enjoyable. Clever programs and souv-
enirs are being prepared for she affair
next week.
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STANTON LADIES AID MEETING.

Newport. Oct. 1.-The Ladies' Aid
Society of stanton NJ. Il. Church was
entertained on Thursday evening at
the parsonage. Newport. by the Rev.
and Mrs. w. Vaughn Moore.
This was the first business meet
ing OF the season. and routine bust
ness was transacted. A report was
made that the Aid Society had paid
bill OF 1926 for having their church
repainted. Following the business
session, a social evening was spent,
and refreshments were served.
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Talley OF near Hockes-
sin.
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Yassar Endowment Fnnd.

At a luncheon and meeting in the
Hotel du Pont yesterday, members of
the Vassar College Alumnae in Della
ware pledged their assistance in rails
ing the $4,000 which is Delaware's s
quota for the endowment fund of the
college. Commencing on October y.
the college will launch a campaign for
S. .O0O,0 900 for this fund.
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Another Show Case Robbed.

Late last night or carly this morn
ing thieves pried open large show
case in front of the store of Darling
ton and Toadvine, s35 Market street
Merchandise valued at approximately
$50 was reported stolen. \ similar
robbery was committed yesterday at
the store OF Goldstein Brothers. 307
King street. and two other robberies
were reported earlier in the week.
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WORK OF SUSSEX CANNERIEs.

Georgetown. oct. 1.--Most of the
canneries in Sussex county that have
been packing lima beans for the past
two or three weeks will close the pack
I'm a few days and make ready for
canning pumpkins and sweet potatoes.
The pack OF tomatoes in lower Del
aware this year has been exceptionally
small. as compared with former years.
The factories that run this season
have packed only about half Of what
they did two seasons ago.
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Washington Heights Century club.

The Current Events class will meet
Monday afternoon. October 3, at D.
m. at the club house, in charge Of
Mrs. T. l.. Howett, with current events
IN charge Of Mrs. Frank Hanaway;
book review. -Four Horsemen Of the
Apocalypse" Mrs. a. J. Hance; music.
Miss Teresa Seller, assisted by Mrs.
Smith The hospitality committee will
serve refreshments.
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Collision Near Newport.

Newport, oct. IA coal wagon OF
the Philips-Thompson Co. was de-
stroyed and the colored driver slight
ly injured, in a collision with a trolley
car between Richardson Park and
Newport on the Newport pike late yes
terday afternoon. The coal was being
hauled TO the home OF NJ. f. Hayden,
between Richardson Park and New
mort
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Miss CurJett New Law Librarian.

Miss Rosella Curlett, 1905 Market
street, has been appointed librarian
Of the New Castle County Law Library
Association in the Public Building. TO
succeed Miss Gladys Tilley of 1920
West Fourth street. Miss Tilley served
as librarian for the past seven years.
Last night members of the association
and friends gave Miss Tilley recep-
tim
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NEWPORT RALLY DAY.

Newport, Oct. THE annual rally
day service OF Newport NJ. L. sun
day school will be held on Sunday,
October 9.
The Primary and Beginners classes
will have their program at 11.45, at
the regular Sunday school session. The
scholars Of the main school viii have
their program at 7.30 in the evening.
\ special committee is arranging a
very pleasing program.
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First Delaware Reunion.

Seaford, Oct. 1.-The 60th annivers-
airy OF the First Delaware Regimental
Association will be observed in Sea-
ford on October 20. the meeting open
ing at 1890 a. m. The ladies OK
Seaford will prepare luncheon for
those who attend. William w. Davis
is president pro TEN of the associa-
ton, and John NJ. Smith is secretary.