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ELsMERE NEWS.

Elsmere. Oct. 11.-Master Earl Nor
ris, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Melvin,
who has been very i'll at his house, is
slowly improving.
Mrs. Nan Villa was weekend guest
of Mrs Charles MacNamee.
Miss Lena Banta, Miss Florence
Smedley, Miss Navel Work and MIR,
Paul Dickson motored to New Town
Square, Pa, Saturday and were guests
Of Miss Frances Smedley.
Mrs. George Wilmington, who has been
been ill for a long time at her home on
junction street will go to the 7. and .
hospital, Wilmington, and undergo q
serious operation, tomorrow.
The regular business meeting OF the
Christian Endeavor Society will be
held at the home of Miss Mabel Work
at Richardson Park, Wednesday evening
Leslie Tally, who met with an accident
while working at the b and o. Railroad
station, on Friday, is still IN hospita
| in very critical condition.
Elsmere Presbyterian Church has
been undergoing repairs. A new roo
was put on last week and q coat OF paln'
will be applied. Miss Rita Banta me
with verv painful accident, Saturday
when she tripped and f'll while at play,
breaking her collar bone. DIR. Bal
treated the injury.
Mrs. Lucy Heller and Mrs. Blanch
field were guests of Mrs. George Whit
ington on Sunday. :.
MIR. and Mrs. S. Frank Sterling wer
guests of their daughter, Miss Margare
Sterling of New York City, on Sunday
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NEWS OF THE DAY
FROM THE STATE
Dover's Treasury Enriched Last
Month by Fines Imposed on
Reckless Auto Speeders.
DIED AFTER AN OPERATION

From Every Evenings Correspondents,
Scaford, Oct. il.-Mrs. Dora Wright,
wife of Jesse A. Wright, owner and
proprictor of Wright's Auditorium here,
died al II o'clock, Sunday night in
Jefferson Hospital. Philadelphia, where
sho had been patient for about three
wcoks, suffering with an ailment OF the
stomach. Two weeks ago Sunday she
was operated on and 222 gall stones
taken from her.
After the operation Mrs. Wright
seemed 60 improve and until last Friday
hopes were entertained for recovery.
When her condition became critical and
pr. bland the specialist who operated on
her. told the family the end was only
n question Of time. Before entering
the hospital Mrs. Wright had suffered for
somctime AZ her home on Market street,
and when DIR. Bland was summoned he
advised her removal 20 the hospital al
ono
Mrs. Wright was n naive OF Talbot
county. Md, and came TO Seatord with
her husband about % years ago. resided
ing here ever since. She was 6l years o.
ase. and besides her husband leaves the
following children: Clarence and Alcad,
Wright Of Trenton, \. j.; Roland Wright
oi Oregon; Mrs. John Nj. Curtlett, o.
Philadelphia, Riley Wright. OF Bridge
Vile; Mrs. Joseph Argo, of Wilmington
Mrs. lIucy W. Jackson and Ira anC
Leslie Wright Of Seaford.
Her remains were brought TO SSafor'
lnst night and taken 20 her home oi
Market street, from which the funera
will be held "Wednesday at 2. m, II
charge of Rev. George l.. Hardesty
burial will be made in Odd Fellows ceme
tprv, this town.
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ospital in Wilmington for an opera

hospital In Wilmington for an opera
tion.
The members OF the New Castle
Century Club at bake on Saturday
morning realized $40.
on Thursday evening the members
OF Caesar Rodney Chapter. No 8,
Order OF the Eastern Star. will meet
In tho lodge rooms or the Masonic
Hall.
The pick Of the New Castle baseball
team this evening will play the New
Castle Giants on the Battery diamond
The funeral OF Laurence, tho IL
day -old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Hartnett of Seventh and South streets,
who died on Saturday evening took
place today.
Tomorrow evening the members Of
st. Johns Lodge, No. 2, A. II. e. A. NJ,
will meet In regular session In the
Masonic Hall.
The members OF the Industry Ceun-
ell, No. 25, Jr. o. u. A. M. are maxi
ing preparation TO form a quot league
OF sll teams OF the New Castle juniors
with the exception OF the Eureka
which viii not take part
Tomorrow evening the members OF
the Good WIN Fire Co. will raeet IN
adjourned session I'm the parlors OF
the company. Matters pertaining q
the repairs OF the Ahrens-Tox en-
gine will be taken up.
Lieutenant William u. Stewart OF the
sixth Company, G. A. g. Delaware
National Guard. is spending two
weeks in Philadelphia as the gues
OF friends.
Howard Zimmerman Of Second an,
Delaware streets is spending severa
days as the guest OF his mother. Mrs
lC. Il. Zimmerman Of Pittsburg.
Wilbur Johnson of wildwood, ". J
IL spending several days as the gues
OF MIR. and Mrs. b. r. Lank of ives
Sixth street.
Miss Anna Vantine OF East Sixtl
street is spending n week in Phna
| deiphla, as the guest Of relatives an
friends.
Mrs. Lydia A. Biggs and family, an
] Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Bacon spen
: the weekend as guests Of Mr.. an
! Mrs. George Tobln and family a
Z. Millington, Md.
= Fat juicy oysters for sale. John /
. Cannon, West Fifth street.--Adv.
victrolas sno records. Bridgewate
4 ADV.
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NEWS OF SEAFORD.

Seaford.- Oct. l1.-Allen & Moore
Canning Co. of Blades began yesterday
to can sweet potatoes, using principally
culls, for which they are paying 10 cents
per basket.
The Sewing Club was entertained
last night, by Mrs. William B. Huston
and the Sewing Circle of st. John S
NJ. f. Church met with Mrs. I. Scott
Purse.
Miss Lucy Smarte, who has been
spending a month in Dover, Wilmington,
Philadelphia and New Jersey cities, has
returned to her home IN Blades.
r. A. Faile, of Troy, \. Y, is spending
several davs with friends 10 town.
Mrs. William c. Weaver, Jr., and son
Owens, Of Clayton are here visiting her
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RICHARDSON PARK.

Richardson Park, Oct. 1l.--Headed by
Mrs. George I. Stewart and Mrs:
Samuel Tammanv. delegation OF
members of the Women's Civic Club
called on the Levy Court Commissioners
YESTERDAY, to urge the appointment OF
Frank o. Bowen, as rural policemen,
The position is now vacant, owing to the
resignation of William Tinsman.
The driver Of milk wagon met with
n painful accident, yesterday, when he
fell down a fight of steps here while
delivering milk. The mems leg was
badly lacerated, but he continued on to
Wilmington to get attention.
The entertainment committee OF tho
Five Points Civics Association will give
an oyster supper in Community hall,
Saturday night of this week.
The advent of cold weather has
caused many residents here TO begiI
cleaning out cutters and otherwise hxine
their grounds. Several residents worked
all of Sunday, cleaning up the streets II
front of their homts.
The fire squad held rehearsal, last
night, when the fire engine was tested.
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MADE SPEEDERS PAY.

Dover, Oct. 1I.--At the regular
monthly meeting of Dover Town Coun-
Gil, last evening, the Alderman's report
showed % arrests during the month,
including many auto speeders, with fines
collected amounting to STA.
Engineer kichlime's report for Sep
tember showed 22,653, 500 gallons OF
water pumped.
Council authorized the purchase for
Robbins Hose Co. of 1000 feet of new
hose.
Representatives of different firms sub
mitted prices for meters, transformers
lights, etc, for the ensuing year. Re
ferred to water and light committee.
Council decided to purchase severa
"Welcome" signs for entrances TO th'
town.
Report OF Board of Health for pas
six months was submitted, showing waite
supply TO be without contamination.
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parents, MIR. aad Mrs Frederick Owens
Mrs. w. Herbert Hall and son, Billie,
of Cape Charles, Va, are here visiting
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Milton Coui-
bourn.
Miss Mary Martin Of Cape Charles,
Va, is making an extended visit with
Mrs. Willie Richardson, on Market
street.
Blades NJ. l.. Church was moved
yesterday, to the back OF the lot on
which it stands, and il viii be decided
this week whether work on the proposed
new $4,000 church will be commenced
this fall or not until next spring.
Seaford's new fire engine was taken
out, last night, for q test, and the hre-
men found the machine working to per-
fection.
A short circuit of wires in the First
National Bank caused the burglar
alarm 60 go off about $50 last night,
creating much excitement for awhile.
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went to Pottstown, Pa, Saturday, TO
rttend the automobile races, which were
postponed because of rain storm. William
Brown of this town had entered his
racer.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Williams, who
spent the summer at Ocean City, Md,
have returned to Bridgcville.
Harry McElvaine, son of Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Mcllvanie, left last week
for Philadelphia, where he has entered
business school.
Lester Owens and Harold Williams
left last week for Florida, where they
expect to spend the winter months.
A. r.. Culver, has completed laying a
cement pavement in front Of his store
property, opposite the railroad. station.
The cool weather of the past few days
did not bring any frost, due TO the high
winds, and the crops were saved.
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WEDDING At LEWES.

f.ewcs. Oct. ll.-Miss Sara Hooyt
Carpenter, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs'
Thomas Howard Carpenter, was mar
rcd. al noon on Saturday, to Mr..
Jacob Reese White Of Millsboro, IN
N. petors Episcopal Church, the rec
tor Dr &. II. h. Turner officiating. \
wedding breakfast was served at her
fathers home, 70 a few friends They
will make their home in Millsboro, where
thc groom is engaged in business.
The bride wore a travelling sult OF
dark blue duvetine, with hat 10 matcn,
and carried a bouquet Of white orchids
and sweet peas. Her only attendant was
her sister. Miss Virginia Carpenter, who
was uowned in brown, carrying pink
ro~cs' Tho groom's best man was Mr.
Hale Harrison Of Berlin, Maryland
Miss Margaret Or played the wedding
march.
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DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, Oct. 11.-Corporal
aud Mrs. Charles Bryan gave party
to their daughter, Vera, last evening, IN
hoaor of her eighth birthday anniversary
The following guests attended: Misses
Trace Landers, Dorothy Beck, Dorothy
and Marion Oakes, Thelma Coyle,
Martha Heppler, Betty and Margaret
waricl. Edward Beck, Leon Oakesi
Bvrl Schroeter, Jerry Wigley. Chester
Baum, Billy Fields, Mrs. Wigley, Mrs
G. Earl Baum, and Mr.. and Mrs
Albort Schroeder
Mr. and Mrs F. A. Pennington enter
tanned the following guests over the
week end Mr.. and Mrs. Russo !
p,nnington, Miss Nellie Chears, Georgt
Markell of Philadelphia, Frank Davis
Miss Nellie Sweet, and MIR. and Mrs
brown Of Chester, Pa
Mira Joseph Frazer Of Wilmington il
herr visiting her daughter, Mrs William
Oakes. Jr
Mn. samuel Eaton Of Port Penn
Who wns taken to Delaware Hospita
some time ago, IL SO improved that sh'
witi b. brought home in few days.
Colonel Davidson, who has beer
NfNflnNfu az hohoiulu ANA sAlc Poos iSf
years. is a guest Of his brother, ALFRED
navisdon oi State Road. Colone
Davidson expects 20 be stationed a
some Fort IN California in short time
Mir and Mrs. Morton Smith of Had
don Heights, y. J., are here visiting
Mrs Rose Lambert
Theodore Carrov, who has been a
Jefferson Hospital Philadelphia, 70
some time, has been brought to his hom
IN 81. Georges, unlmproved. lie
mffcring with hardening Of the arteries.
An executive board meeting of tn
Century Club was held yesterday after
noon At the home Of the president, Mr'
Harry G. Price
Mrs " W Ellis visited the Ne'
Castle health center. yesterday.
Air and Mrs. Isaac Nelner enter
tanned the following guests over tn
we-ek END MIR and Mrs A. Shanken an
Mr. aud Mrs. Gelger Of Philadelphia
Mr. aud Mrs. :. c. Dowell of Allentowf
Pa. and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Cohen G
Wilmington.
Program for the Delaware City Ger
tury Club on Friday, October l4;Bus
noss meeting. Federation reports; fare
Prom Down East, Ia charge Of Mis-
Marion Price.
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NEWS OF A DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Mayor Cramer Sends List o'
Unemployed to Wilmington
Labor Bureau.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle. Oct. 11.--Mayor w.
Leslie Cramer last evening listed 80
names OF male unemployed skilled
workmen here. The names will be
submitted to the employment bureau
In Wilmington. The list comprises
four carpenters. seven moulders, two
core makers, two pattern makers, one
steel plate puncher, two machinists.
one painter, five chaufreurs. one clerk.
five electricians. two crane operators.
one furnaceman. one steel clipper,
one plumber and steamfltter. two pipe
filters. one steel melter. ono ship car
penter. This evening the mayor will
sit between the hours OF 7 and 3
o'clock I'm his office and list the names
of unslSilled labor and tomorrow
evening will list the female unem-
ployed.
Deputy Great sachem Harry Max
well and STAFF of Apache Tribe OF Red
Men last evening installed the follow
| ing officers of the Seminole Tribe, No.
AZ: Prophet, Neil Watson; Sachem,
William Proud; Senior Sagamore.
| Frank Proud. AT the close OF the
| meeting a collation. was served.
This evening the members OF the
| New Castle Gentry Club will meet In
business session In the club parlors. AZ
| the close OF the meeting Laussat r.
Rogers win give a talk on The Bene-
/ fit Of Trees" Mrs. l.. II. Rogers will
play several piano solos. The meet
ing is open and the public is invited
to attend.
The Home and School Association
will meet tomorrow evening at
o'clock in the High School depart.
lment. Prof. Henry E. Snavely vii
deliver an address. Miss Emily 4
Lunt will render several vocal solos
and Prof. A. Arthur Powell will giv'
several piano selections.
On Sunday evening the CHECKER
coop OF Thomas Il. Preston at Sixti
and Clark streets. was visited by tw'
thieves, who attempted to make thei
/. getaway with 40 fouls. but were pre-
vented by the quick action of Clarenc
Preston, son, who upon arriving
home at n late hour. entered tn
! house by the rear door. Upon goin
to the rear ofJthe yard he heard I'll
= squawlting of the chickens and wer
f into the house and procured r.
volver and fired Ave shots. II
r father and son. c. Wesley Presto
" made an investigation and found thu
the chickens were placed In -four baI
= and left near the coop. The thiev
5, made their escape.
, This evening the members OF q
Industry Council. No. rs, Jr o. Y.
al NJ. will meet in weekly session in q
lie lodge rooms of the Masonic Hall.
Andrew Toman, driver for the
st c. & w. bus line, is confined 20 b
er home with illness. Frank Dawson
substituting.
Harry sharp, barber for Jol
Tobin OF Third and Delaware stree
was taken suddenly I'll yesterday a
10 this morning was taken TO priva
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IF SKIN BREAKS
OUT And ITCHES
APPLY SULPHUR

Just the moment you apply Mentho-
Sulphur 10 an itching. burning or
broken out skin the itching stops and
healing begins, says noted skin
specialist. This sulphur preparation.
made into n pleasant cold cream, gives
such a quick relief. even 10 fiery
| eczema. that nothing has ever been
found to take It's place.
Because OF its germ destroying prop
critics. Il quickly subdues the itch
Ing, cools the irritation and heals the
| eczema right up. leaving n clear
smooth skin in place OF ugly eruptions
rash. pimples or roughness
| You do not have to wait for improve
ment II quickly shows You car
get a little jar Of Mentho- Sulphur al
lany drug store.
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Have You Pains!
Feel Nervous and Cross?
HERE Is SOME ADVICE FOR ALI
wOMANKIND.

Huntersville, w. Va.-"After I got
over the influenza I was all run down
and suffered from functional disturb
ances. / suffered with bearing pains
and was so nervous felt as II would
go TO pieces. was so cross and easily
irritated that my husband said / was
as bad as a spoiled chiid-nothing
pleased me. My breath was 40 short
that could OF walk up hill at all or
hardly walk up stairs. Having used
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
with good results when / came into
womanhood / denidei TO try IL again.
have taken three bottles and am feel
ing fine again-helped my husband in
the fields all summer Mrs. Nellie
| J. Busch.
Write DR.. Pierce. Pres. Invalids
Hotel in Buffalo, n. Y. for free med
ical advice, or send 10c for trial pkg
of tablets.
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Is NOW PRAISING
The PLANT JUICE
Popular Wilmington Lady
Tells How Her Husband Was
Restored to Health.

fI want to tell you Of the wonderful
results my husband had with Plant
Juice stated Mrs. George 7. Cantler,
a well known and popular lady, residing
at No. 1924 East Twenty-second street,
Wilmington, in conversation recently
held at The Miller Drug Store, 4o4-4o6
Market street. Continuing, Mrs.
Cautler said:
"My husband had been q great sufferer
from gastritis for years. and none OF the
many medicines he had taken reached
his case at all. He had no appetite and
the smallest amount of food would
cause me terrible misery with gas and
bloating: he would have severe attacks
OF nausfa q 4 heartburn with awful
pains around his heart and he could
hardly get his breath at times; he was
always constipated had headaches con
stantly and was so nervous that he could
never sleep at night. He got awfully dis
couraged as he thought he would never
be any better and when he started To
take Plant Juice, he had little faith IN II
beuefting him as he had been dis
appointed so many times. After taking
Plant Juice for several weeks you would
not know he was the same man; nls
appetite is fine and he has no distres:
after eating; no more pains or headaches
he sleeps fine at night and is never con-
stipated any more. He is putting OF
weight and looks strong and healthy
We would advise all sufferers to try
| Plant Juice and be convinced"
Plant Juice acts almost like magic il
stomach trouble, gas, fermentation
that heavy, distressed feeling after meal
and on retiring. 1t attacks and destroy
all poisons in the blood, corrects dis
eased conditions Of the liver and kid
neys and restores them to normal con
/ dition.
Plant Juice is sold in Wilmington g
The Miller Drug Store, 404 406 Marke
street; in New Castle by +. Challenge
& Son; 10 Newport by G. b. White
!, in Newark by w L. Brown.
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Moro Room ror pIrectar EnIott.

Alterations are soon to be begun In
tho old Federal Building at Sixth and
King streets TO better accommodate the
Federal prohibition director for Dein-
ware and his stan. The room on the
south side Of the ground floor win be
partitioned Off into an Office for Di-
rector Elliott and store room. Tho
present office on the Sixth street eide.
will be retained by the clerical force.
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ST. PATRrcK's DEyoTIoNs.
Special Services, Started ON Sunday,
VIII End Tonight.

Impressive services were held last
night In st. Patrick's Church In con-
nection with the annual observance
OF the Forty Hours Devotion to the
Blessed Sacrament, which opened on
Sunday morning and will continue
until tonight. The services are being
conducted by Rev. James r. Quigley
and Rev. James M. Grant az ST. Pat
rick's, Rev. John Dolau Of Delaware
city. Rev. Justin Mccarthy, Rev. VIII
liam Nieuwenhos and Rev. J. N
Dougherty.
Father Dougherty, who is assist
ant pastor Of st. Paul's Church. de-
livered last nights sermon. which was
based on the Importance OF the holy
eucharist. ST. Patricks choir. under
the direction Of Father Grant. ren.
dered a special musical program.
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To remove the film

Your teeth are coated with a dingy Aim.
II is yiscous - you can feel it with your
tongue It clings to teeth. enters crevices and
stays. 1t clouds the teeth and causes most
tooth troubles.
The ordinary tooth paste does not efec-
lively combat it, so the tooth brush has left
much of it intact AS result, teeth lose
their luster. And, despite all brushing, tooth
troubles have been constantly increasing.
The film is what discolors, not the teeth.
Film is the basis of tartar. II holds food
substance which ferments and forms acid. 1t
holds the acid in contact with the teeth to
cause decay.
Germs breed by millions in it. They, with
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NEWS OF LEwES.

Loves, oct. ll.--Miss lone Hopkins,
formerly a TEACHER in Lewes schools,
spent the weekend here, with Miss
lsal,cllc Ross.
Mrs Marion Clark Bell, formerly
teacher in I.ewes, visited Dr. and Mrs
William 7. Orr over the weekend.
Abe Gutowitr OF Delaware University
has been spending few days here with
hls parents.
Mrs. n. r. Baylis sailed on Tuesday
Cor jacksonville, Florida, where she
viii spend the winter.
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WANT TO BE POSTMASTER.

Seaford, Oct. 1.-The applicants Tor
the Seaford postoflice have filed in their
ouestionnaires and mailed them in to
Civil Service Commissioners at Washing
ton. They are Thos. n. Rawllns, j.
Emory Wiley, G. Il. Hurley, Medford l..
Watson and Walter L. Wallace.
Postmaster o. w. Shorts time ex-
pired October s, but it is not thought his
successor will be named for several
weeks.
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REVOLVER AT THE FEAST.

Delmar, Oct. 11.-Officer George H..
Hesrn was called, Saturday evening, to
Mt. Nebo, Negro settlement few
miles from here, to quell disorder among
some Negroes at an oyster supper.
Granville Dutton was arrested with q
32-caibre revolver in his possession. He
was brought here and after hearing be
fore Justice P. II. Hearn, was held in $500
bail which was furnished by his en-
ployer, L. c. Culver.
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BRIDGEyILLE NOTES.

Brldgeville, Oct IA committee
moeiine was called last week by Mrs.
& Y Williams, chairman, TO make final
Arrangements 20 open a bazaar, on
FRIDAY after Thanksgiving. IL will be
held Friday and Saturday, for the
benefit Of the Ladies Tuesday Night
Club
Mrs Bradford Jones has resumed her
dusica A. assistant clerk at Greenwood
railroad stat.n.
quito q number Of people Of this tow
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A PERSISTENT OFFENDER.

Dover. Oct. l1.--John Bailey, OF Duck
Creek hundred, who has been held on
several charges of giving worthless
checks, is again in the tolls, occupying
a cell in Dover jail,on warrant issued
by Maryland parties, for giving worth
less check.
While being tried year or so ago in
New Castle county, Bailey was taken i'll
and the case had TO be continued. When
indicted in Kent county, his case was
continued from time to time because OF
alleged illness in his family.
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CORNERSTONE LAYING.

Seaford. Oct. 1.-THE cornerstone
, of the new Mt. Zion Nj. f. Church, now
hcing erected at Mt. Zion, halfway be-
tween Scaford and Laurel, on the State
Highway, Of which Rev; George E
Wood i pastor, viii he laid Sunday
Octoher i6, services beginning at
o'clock.
Rev. T. +. Carpenter. pastor of st
Johns NJ. T.. Church, Seaford, vii
nrench the sermon
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DIVORCE BUSINESS IN KENT.

Dover. Oct. 11.--On the list OF cases
scheduled to be heard before the Kent
county Superior Court, which convenes
here on October IL, are thirteen divorce
cases and one for annuiment Of marriage,
On the list of civil cases 2S are docket
ed for trial.
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Woman swoOns on Street.

Mrs. Victoria Szymoski, 25 years
old, of 216 Cedar street, tainted a.
Delaware avenue and Washington
street yesterday while on her way
home from the Delaware Hospital.
where she has been receiving treat
ment. She was taken back to the
institution.