Evening journal., 1921-03-21

above) covers the vital organs Of the
body. will resist a as steel bullet
and weighs only eight pounds.
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light at that Intersection for hve
nights.
The Misses Estella and Blanche
Sibley. with George l.. Tobin, ac-
companist. Of this city. sang several
selections for the Wilmington Manu-
facturers' Association at thei- meet
ing last Friday evening at the Y. NJ.
c. A Building.
The contractor has completed
driving piling on the dyke at the
point where the new concrete bridge
IS to be built. City Council will be
asked tomorrow to prepare the Sixth
street roadbed so that the construc-
ton OF the bridge may begin.
A number OF residents OF Fourth
an dChestnut streets were treated 70
the novel sight OF a garden being
plowed by the use OF a tractor sat
urday. Wallace L. Cannon did the
work.
Candy Easter Eggs at Bendler's.
ADV.
The Board OF Water and Light
Commissioners will hold its organ
ization meeting at Hotel Louise, to-
morrow evening. when a clerk. su-
/ perintendent and mechanical engi-
neer will probably be selected.
Easter flowers are being sold by
Mrs. John b. Manlove, for the bene-
I 1T OF the Home Missionary Society OF
the New Castle Methodist Church.
City Council will sit as a commit
tee OF the whole, tomorrow and
Wednesday evenings, TO register and
transfer voters
The plano. with a violin attach.
ment, recently purchased by Johr
Ries from John Fehl was move,
to the Hotel Louise Saturday
The piano which has been in thu
Old Armory for several years wal
moved 10 the Van Dyke Armory by
Andrew Mitchell and Son. Saturday
II is TO be used for the dance to b'
given in the latter Armory on Eas
ter Monday evening.
Robert L. and John NJ. Davidson
students at Swarthmore Preparatory
School, are spending Holy Week al
the guests Of their uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Manlove o
West Fifth street.
Mrs Howard Davidson and daugh
ter Anna, OF West Sixth street
spent the week-end with Philadel
phia friends.
Miss Margaret Kemp, OF Red Lion
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. JONI
b. Manlove. Saturday.
What do you want. Easter Egg
and Candy? why, go 20 Bendler's
ADV
Mr.. and Mrs william Duncan. o
Sixth street. who have been spend
7 ing the winter in Philadelphia, hav
$ returned home
Miss Hazel Bender. Of Second an
= Delaware streets. entertained he
friend, Miss Mildred BroInridge. @
Camden, n. j.. over the Weekend.
+ Mr. and Mrs. Dale s. Bender. o
d Second and Delaware streets enter
r tcined over the Weekend. Mr., Ben
; dicr's brother. j. NJ. Bender. Of Bal
r fillmore: r. a. Moore and son, Rich
j. ard. OF Riverside, n. j.; FRANK John
h son. Of Baltimore. and airs. Luc
i Newiove, Of Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Hewitt
Q and son, OF sun village, near Che'
Y ter. Pa, were Sunday guests OF NJ
% Hewitt's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
= Hickman Hewitt on the Dolson fari
| near Rose HILL
/ Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. o. Wise Mi
| Margaret Gibbons, Wayne Daise
| Charles Reggin. West Chester, Pi
| and Frederick j. Morris, wilminl
ton were Sunday visitors at the hon
of Mrs. Mary c. Roberts.
| The Misses Mary /. Wright ar
Alice Fahey. OF the Strand. were Il
i weekend guests OF Philadelph
| friends
Arthur sieman. Philadelphia. W
visitor yesterday with his W
here.
Several New Castle and Wilmir
ton relatives OF Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Z Collins, who are former residents
Z this city, now OF Girard avenue, Ph
4 adelphia, spent yesterday with the
s Among the guests at the fam
s. gathering were Mr.. and Mrs.
Il drew NJ Gallagher. Of this city;
y and Mrs James McIvor, OF Wilmil
ton. and Mr.. and Mrs. John Cassi
of Moorestown, Pa. Mrs. Cassidy v
formerly Miss Cecilia Collins
until her recent marriage TO
Cassidy made her home here.
Easter Novelties of all kinds
sale by Bender s-Ady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Taylor
son, william, of Wilmington,
w Mrs. william Bastian and son Il
m ert. OF Harrington. were Sun
IN guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Robert 7
a rington, Of Delaware street.
20 Mrs. Lima Stradley attended
d funeral Of her cousin, Mrs. Ii
,e Day, in Wilmington. this mornir
l5 William Gebhardt, Sr., Ch
II street, who has been i'll, for
eral days, is improving.
Mrn- and Mrs. J. o. Winters,