Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-21
NEWS OF THE DAY
At new CASTLE
Thieves Break Into Boulden s
Store and Help Themselves
to Tobacco.
Special Correspondence Every Evenir

Special Correspondence Every Eveninr
New Castle, July Yesterday
morning at an early hour the store
of David Boulden, on the Strand, was
broken into and a large quantity of
cigars. tobacco and cigarettes and var
icus small articles, were taken. amount
ing 10 S35 Between 81 and Sc in
change was taken. Entrance was af-
fected through a rear cellar door, which
was being repaired by the owner.
Leroy $. Miller was arrested last
evening by Chief of Police Matthew
Tobin, for failure to have the rear
light on his touring car burning. The
driver proved that the rear light had
been lighted prior to leaving the state
rifle range and the case was dismissed.
on Sunday. July 81. the dedication
of the newly purchased $4,000 Moller
pipe organ recently installed In the
Methodist Episcopal Church, will take
place. The recital will be given by
Prof. S. Wesley Sears. organist of the
St James +. l.. Church, Philadelphia.
Mr.. Sears gave a recital two years
ago at thp opening of new organ at
Grace Church, Wilmington.
Martin Kenney of Sixth and Della
on the right leg on Tuesday at the
plant of the American Manganese
Steel Co, caused by moulten metal
setting fire to his trouser leg. is getting
along well.
on Sunday evening at the twilight
service in the Methodist Church. Miss
Dorothy Fielding Childrey, soprano
soloist of the Gloucester city Baptist
az Nfaf loo ri
be Troubled
The New Castle Athletic Association
baseball team tomorrow evening will
play In Wilmington. on Saturday the
Fame team OF Wilmington will play
the local team at Batterby Park and on
Tuesday evening the Wilmington &
Philadelphia Traction Co. team viii
play at Battery Park.
MIR and Mrs. Peter Sculley last
evening gave a 500 party al their
home.
John Barnes. clerk at the Platt
grocery store. yesterday suffered much
pain in his right ear when a bug en-
tered the drum. Attention was given
by Or. b. NJ. Allen.
Mrs. Albert Pumphrey. who had been
the guest Of Mrs Ida Doris of Della
ware street, for several weeks. re-
turned to her home in Washington yes
terday.
Miss Margaret Dryden of Whining
ton spent yesterday as the guest OF
Miss Laura Armpreister-
Last evening James and Barbara
king entertained number Of friends
Al a dance and evening social at the
home of their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
James &. King. Second and Harmony
streets. Music and games were played,
after which refreshments were served
dance: Margaret Duffy, Mae Carter,
The following persons were in atten-
Matilda King, Madeline Heal. Mary
smith. Elizabeth Collupy. Helen Rog-
ers Serena Green, Katherine FAUX
ner. Nancy Faulkner. Janette Rodney,
James Wilson, William King, Robert
Wright. Wilbert King. Peter Mcbride
John Fahey, Joseph King. J. Edward
Truitt, Jr, Charles l.. King, Herbert
Hewlett. Leon King, Edna Scott. Mad
cline Beachamp. Susan Lynn, Frances
Rees. Emma Rees. Lillian Proud,
Katherine Duffy, Miss Elizabeth Nc
due. Mr.. and Mrs. James G. kins.
Numerous instrumental selections
were rendered by James kins and sew
,raI vocal numbers were given by
Peter Mcbride.
Last evening 400 baseball fans were
greatly disappointed because St. Mary's
team of Wilmington failed TO put in
appearance at Batterby Park, 10 play