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NEWS OF STAFFORD.

Seaford. Mar. 25.-Mrs. Eben Tull Of
Finchville, near Seaford. was injured
a few days ago. when a horse she was
driving. ran away. throwing her out.
While her injuries are very painful
they are not serious.
Charles LarrImore OF Philadelphia,
In here visiting his mother. Mrs. George
IL LarrimOre.
Mrs. Alexander Donoho and sister
Mics Maude Dorsey. left yesterday for
a visit az GAINESVILLE. Nd. their former
home.
Miss Martha Waller OF Salisbury,
Md. is here visiting her cousin, Mrs
Julia &. Stevens.
Mpe. Perkins OF West Chester. Pa.
ss a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harland
Ienson, West Seaford
Mrs. Elmer r. Conaway and son,
Edward. Ie visiting friends at New
ark. y. J.
The freshmen claes OF SeAtord school
held its defamation contest this week
Ina Benson. Lucille Owens and Franc
a. Marion being declared winners.
Mrs. Harry L. Elliott. who spent
the winter with her husband in Ches-
ter. Pa. has returned 10 SeafOrd and
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BRIDGEVILLE NOTES.

Bridgeville. March 25.-The weekly
meeting OF the Five Hundred Card
Club. which was 10 have been he'd at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Warren G.
rewton. Wednesday ev ling. was
postponed until next week because OF
sickness in the family.
Mi!lard Macklin. who recently pur-
chased the home of Frank Drines on
BROAD street. hae removed three large
trees from the front of the house.
The farm OF Harry ". CANNON. re
Gently vacated by Ed. Wagner. is
now occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
WAlin. rot Pittston, Pa.
Edgar G. Anderson. agent Of the
Pennsylvania railroad station at
Ridgely. Md. formerly an assista nj
agent at the local station. has ac-
cepted position with Harry /. Can
non, who conducts a large creamery
here. Mr.. Anderson assumes his new
duties April 3.
Charles Owens. who has been in a
sanitarium at Battle Creek Michigan,
for several weeks. has greatly i'm
proved and Is expected home in a few
weeks.
John Anderson has cor pleted for
the Bridgeville Fire Co, boxes for
the hose carts. where all tools will be
placed
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
FROM THE STATE
Sussex Gas Co.. Supplying Sow
eral Towns, Announces Re-
duction in Charges.
CAUGHT CHICKEN THIEVES

From Every Evenings Correspondents.
Middletown, March 25.-Chief OF
Police John II. Fisher of this town is
making good at rounding up chicken
thieves who have been operating in
this neighborhood for several months.
Three Negroes, William Raw, "Waddy"
Wannamaker and George Ponzo. were
held in $500 bail at a hearing before
Magistrate II. w. Stevens, yesterday,
and in default OF bail were committed
for the May term of court.
Chief Fisher wac notified on Sunday
that ponzo had been seen while steal
.ng the chickens Of John w. Jones at
Mt. Pleasant and that a colored resi-
dent OF the same place had several
chickens stolen the same evening.
"Wednesday evening he succeeded in
landing Ponzo as he walked upon the
streets here.
Ray and Wannamaker. the other
two. operated together and had been
known 20 have sold a couple OF
dozen chickens to colored people in
town within tho past week. Fisher,
by little quiet detective work, sue
ceeded in connecting the thefts with
the sales and learned that the chick
ems had been stolen from tho farm OF
w. II. Riggs near town. The hearing
proved that they had unquestionably
come from the flock on the Riggs
tarm and all three OF tho Negroes
were held.
Buy the parcel post way. Read the
offerings In hts-issue.-Adv.
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LEWES NOTES.

Lcwes, March 25.-Clarence Beebe.
owner of the Ocean House. ia confined
to his bed suffering from a severe
attack of hiccoughs.
Hammond Dodd. who has been i'll
with the grip at his home in town, is
better.
Mrs. A. Wallace OF New York City
is n guest of Mrs. l.. L. Evans. Mrs.
Wallace is Mrs. Donald II. Evans
mother.
Girls Friendly held It's weekly meet
ing, Thursday evening. Mt the home
of the president, Mrs. William Il. Orr.
Tho members are preparing TO give
a play after Easter.
Misses Dorothy and Mary MessiClI
have been helping their father. DIR,
William Messick, with the fling tax,
and on Thursday went with him to
Georgetown.
Miss Margaret Atkins, daughter OF
Captain and Mrs. Gus Atkins. is visit
ing In Philadelphia and Wilmington.
Mrs Mathew Roach is visiting Mrs.
George +. Burton in Lewes.
Miss Sallie T. Marshall who had a
stroke OF paralysis In September. IL
somewhat improved though not able
10 he out.
Mrs. William Teal and daughter,
Miss Martha Teal, have been spend
ing a week in Philadelphia on a
shopping tour.
There was dance at the Hotel
Rodney. last evening.
William Carpenter. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Carpenter, was operated
upon for appendicitis at Beebe Hos
pital, Thursday morning. The opera.
I ton was n success.
Miss Margaret Collins daughter al
Captain and Mrs. Willard Collins i,
home on spring vacation from North.
field. Mass.
Buy the parcel post way. Read IN
offerings in this issue.--Adv.
Miss Virginia Carpenter. daughteI
Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Carpenter. &
homo from Bryn Mawr College 70
spring vacation.
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VARSITY CLUB BALL.

Newark March 25.--In Old College.
last night, the Varsity Club Of Del
aware College, University Of Delaware.
gave its second annual fancy dress
ball. which TO the latter men is one
Of the most enjoyable social events
Of the season. There We're about
seve nty-flve couples and all unmask-
ed after the first dance. Music was
furnished by Madden's orchestra.
Joe" Rothrock is president of the
Varsity Club and he with the follow
ing composing the executive commit
tee arranged for the dance: J i.
Wilson. J. II. DANTE. J. II. Harper. W
+. Hammer and II. +. Young. The
patronesses were Mrs. f. Iauenc >
Smith, Mrs. George Carter. Miss
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NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel March 2t-AnniaR Elliott
aged " years retired farmer. vas
stricken by paralysis. Thursday night.
and his condition Is said % he very
serious Mr. Elliott had been helping
his sun who resides a mile from town.
do some work. and soon after return
Ing &C. mis- home was stricken.
Mr. aud Mrs Mcdford Phillips an
nource tho engagement ~ their
daughter. Miss Msdeiyn. 20 NJ. Fu-
gene Wilson. son ~ Mr.. and Mrs.
Ezra Wilson ~ Dclmar
Mr. and Mrs. lewis Royce entertain
ID fow friends ~ their homo on
Seventh street. Thursday evening
with music. games and dancing. fol
lowed by a collation. Those present
were: Misses Helen and Margaret
Royce. Eva and Mary Allen: Messrs
John Hudson Il wilmington. AbloH
Warrington. Raymond Elliott and
raymond Thompson: Mr. and Mrs
George W. Christopher, Mrs Charles
10 Allen and Miss Josephine Rritting
ham.
Richard Mitchell. n farmer who was
shot by Oscar Messick. neighhor.
last Monday evening. while engaged
with n party of friends IN serenadlng
Messick and his bride. and who waa
taken 20 the Peninsula General Hos
pital. In said 10 DO improving.
Russel Gaunt IL spending several
days with friends in Philadelphia.
| Mrs. G. T.. Davis IS visiting friends
and relatives In Philadelphia thi,
| Weekend.
Mrs. +. +. Bell and Mrs. Willard &
Holt are visiting In Philadelphia.
Mrs Martha r. Carter Of Philadel
phia is here with her parents. Mr. an'
Mrs T.. l.. Wolfe. on a visit.
Miss Margaret Stevenson Of Detroit
Michigan. is visiting her sisters. Mrs
Orland V Wootten and Mrs. John VI
collins. in North Laurel.
Mrs. Morris L.ebowitz, left this wee
FOR Baltimore. where she will spen
1.-TWO weeks with her son. Louis. VIII
Ia attending Maryland University
Miss Aline Davis. who is attendin
Women's College. University Of De
aware. IS spending the weekend her
with her parents, Colonel and Mr.
Curtis T. Davis.
Mrs. Sarah f. Hearne has returne
to her home here after spending wv
months with her son, Henry, in Can
den. y. J.
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TO HAVE DOLLAR DAY.

Seafori. March 26. with the Idea
OF holding a Dollar nay sale. several
members OF the Retail Merchants As
ISOLATION OF Seafnrd. attended the
Dollar Day sale conducted by tho
merchants of Dover, yevterday. They
said on their return home they were
well repaid foe their visit and were
given warm reception by the Dover
merchants.
Dollar Day IN Stafford will be made a
gala affair with n brass hand IN at
tendance and the stores decorated In q
very artistic manner, Those In the
party v,e Dr r NJ. Kaufman. Charle.'
ponoho. Frank burton. Frank G. Daw-
son. Charles +. richards. Albert
Diamond. Charles liestiuRs. Joseph II
Cox and W. Howard Turpln.
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HAD GOOD YEAR.

Middletown, March 25.-The annual
meeting OF stock holders OF Mutual
Loan Association of Middletown was
held Tuesday evening at the Office Of
the secretary. Daniel w. Stevens and
these officers elected for the coming
year; President. John II. McWhorter;
yico-president, Martin u. Burris; sec
rotary. Daniel w. Stevens: treasurer,
Watson X. Belts; directors for three
years, Walter s.. Letherbury, James
II. Walls and Thomas s. Fouracre.
The association has Just closed one
OF tho most successful years IN it's
history. Total assets are t244 $3.50, as
shown by the ioth annual report. The
Both issue OF stock was authorized TO
he issued and the secretary was limited
to the sale OF fve hundred shares
only
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WILL TEST ALL SEEDS.

Seaford. March 25.-Farmers of
lower Delaware will put all seeds
that produce crops which are the
principal scource OF income in this
section through a seed testing process
this spring before they are put in
the ground. In their seed treatment
process they will have the aid Of the
Agricultural department Of the Uni
versity Of Delaware and NJ. c.
Vaughan, county agent Of Sussex
county.
The seed treatment will include
sweet potatoes. cantaloupes, corn, to-
mato. watermelon. and all other
crops that are among the sources Of
income in lower Delaware. The seed
testing Will take place on the farms Of
w. J. Cannon. Andrew J. Dolby, Ray
mond r. Gordy. Robert J. Allen and
II. b. Smith. and will be held under
the personal supervision OF DIR. Adam
and County Agent Vaughan.
Buy the parcel post way. Read the
offerings In this issue.-AdV.
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CHI rich ELECTION.

IAural. March 25-At the annual
meeting OF the congregation Of Christ
Methodist Protestant Church. this
week. the following trustees We're
elected: Emory b. Riggin. George II.
Otwell. John II. Elliott Fesden II.
Small. Harley Q. Riggin. Walter r.
Horsey. Henry w. Moore. Charles G..
Otwen and Albert L. Culver.
Stewardship II. Evans, preelds nj,
Albert IL Waller. Harvey NJ. Phillips
Harry Oliphant. II. II. Cooper. l.. Ray
Otwell. I. r. Wootten. John G. Bur
ton. c. W. kenney, W. Il. Gordy, VA
lard II. Ellis. George J.. Miller, Ernest
D. Oidfield, John r. Murray. Charles
V. Rodney. and Albert +. Culver.
The members also elected Alder,
L. Culver. delegate. and i. Ray Otwel'
as alternate 70 represent Christ Church
at the Annual Conference. IN Ches
tertown Nd. next month.
Buy the parcel post way. Read tn,
offerings IN this issue.--Adv.
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WOILASTON-PATTFRS0N.

Newport, March 25.--Miss Edith
Elizabeth Wollaston. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry =. WollaS;on Of Els
mere and Jesse r. Patterson, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel NJ. Patterson Of
Stanton. were married Ia - Saturday
OK ening in White Clay CT aek Presby-
terrain Church by Rev. David a. Reed,
,,astor. The church was beautifully
decorated with ferns. palms and cut
covers and about 500 guests were
PRESENT
Miss Alicc WoIaston, a sister Of
Ire bride was maid of nonor. The
Tid2's maids were Miss RaneCca VOL
aston. a sister OF the bride and Miss
lillian Patterson. a sister of the groom
Dewey Patterson. a lTo,her of the
room was his best man. The ushers
we're Norman Appleby and James
Derrickson. The wedding march was
played by Miss Blanche Derrickson.
Following the wedding. a reception
was held ar the home OF the bride 5
parents at ElsmeTe.
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EASTERN STAR, VISITORS.

Seaford. March 25.-Sussex Chapter,
No. II. Order Ct the Eastern Star,
was assisted in a class adoption. Wed
nesday night at the hall here, by sew
eral State and national officers of
the Eastern Star. including Miss Min
ME L. Keys Of Michigan. secretary Of
the General Grand Chapter Of the
United States; Mrs. Julia NJ. Story Of
Wilmington. worthy grand matron Of
the Star: Mrs. Louise Green and Mrs.
Mary Hook. of Wilmington. instruc-
tors Of the Grand Chapter Of Del
aware.
Following the adoption Of the class
Of candidates, each OF the grand Off
GERS gave an instructive talk. Sussex
Chapter also arranged a pleasing pro-
gram, including solos. duets. recital
etc. At the conclusion OF the exer-
cises a bountiful collation. was served.
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FIREMEN ELECT DELEGATES.

Richardson Park, March 2b.--pele-
gates and altcrnatee who Will repre-
sent the Five Points Civic Association
In the New Castle County Volunteer
Flrcmen's Association were elected Mt
n meeting OF that organization, last
night Ms follows:
Delegate~--John l.. Jordin. ID. =.
Wright, John Guycr. George August
and William II. Miller, alternatos
George Primrose. Gallen Jordin, Har-
vey A. Meyer and Howard Talley.
Tho fire committee of The Associe-
ton was instructed To confer with
tho directors of the Department of
Public Safety In Wilmington and en-
deavor To secure the old truck of the
Phoenix Fire Company
IL. NJ. Wilson, presented tho ASo-
citation with n grephophone. which wac
accepted with rising vote OF thanks
to the donor.
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VISITED THE COLONY.

Smyrna, March 25.--Thursday was
the day appointed for visitors from
the northern part OF Kent county to
the Delaware Colony at Stockley. Sus-
sex county. Mrs. w. w. Hynson rep-
resents this part of the county on the
State Board OF Lady Visitors.
Those who visited tho Colony were
Mrs. Il. G.. Walls. Mrs. ii. ID. Boyer,
Mrs. John Melon, of Smyrna; Mrs.
Lewis Hurd, Mrs. NanSant. Mrs. Ben
nett, Mrs. J. w. Ford. Clayton; Mrs.
]. II. Hutton, Dover; Mrs. Garrett
Harrington and Mrs. Hurd, Harring-
ton.
These ladies found tho Colony In as
good condition as could be expected
considering the short time 1t has
been in existence.
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DECLARATION CONTEST.

Mlddletown. March 25 Mrs. Floy
Booth Of Wilmington. John Shilling
of Dover and Wilbur n. Jump 81 MID
dletown were the judges AT the school
defamation contest held NJ the Opera
House. Thursday evening md they
awarded the prizes as follows.
First prize for boys, John epicer
s. In gold, sccond. Harris. Mcdowell.
"A ticket 20 moving pictures for one
month. given by Opera House Man
agcr. first prize for girls. Dorothy
Caulk. 3 socond. Margle Records.
S250.
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TO MANUFACTURE ICE.

Smyrna. March 2b.-The business
men of Smyrna met ut l., NJ. Prices
office, this week for the purpose Of
cooperating with the Middletown
Farms. Inc. More than ten thousand
dollars worth Of stock was subscribed,
The idea Is TO enlarge the present
creamery TO the capacity sufficient to
manufacture ice.
Middletown Farms. Inc. Is asking
that the stock Toe increased to fifteen
thousand dollars As soon "a that
amount is subscribed work VIII be
started 10 remodel the present cream
cry. which Will enable the company to
take care of much greater amount
Of milk. and manufacture ice for all
local needs.
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NEWS OF SMYRNA.

Smyrna, March 25.-Miss Caroline
Upham, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. IL here
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Il.
Raymond.
MIR. and Mrs Harry c. Tschudy
are home over the week end
MIR. and Mrs. II. u. Boyer. Mrs. j.
Harvey SpealSman and Miss Nj. Edith
Beck spent the woek-cnd with Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Grier OF Milford.
DIR and Mrs. G, &. 1larmonson arc
at Atlantic city.
T. Sheppard Gardner of Hollywood,
California. has been here visiting his
grandmother. Mrs. l.. A. Gardner.
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STRAWBERRY SHIPMENT.

Seaford. March 25.-Re ports from
Seaford fruit brokers. now in the
South buying Strawberries. are TO the
effect that the crop there. especially
Florida, will be much greater than for
several years past. +. A, Venables.
writing, yesterday, to his firm here.
stated that he sent the first car out
e. Stark. Florida, this week, at a cost
oi 80 cents per quart at Stark. There
were five carloads out OF this place
the day Nenables shipped his. The
berries sent out by Mr. VeEables were
consigned 10 the Philadelphia market.
After finishing the season in Florida
Nenables will visit Georgia. North
Carolina and Virginia in the interest Of
his firm.
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supplying gas to Seaford. Laurel.
blades and Brldgevillc. with head
quarters at Seaford, announced yes
terday a reduction IN prices. effective
The first 5000 cubic feet per month.
April /, as follows:
$3.50 per 1000 feet; the next 10000
cubic feet per month. $2.2b per 1000
cubic feet; all over $4,000 cubic feet,
200 per 1000 cubic feet
The minimum charge per month on
all meters Is one dollar for which 400
cubic feet of gas Is allowed II used
during the current menth. Tho rate
OF the company for several years haze
been $40 per 1000 cubic ieet.
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A HUGE EGG.

Laurel. March GA hen belonging
10 Handy Culver OF near Dalmar re-
Gently laid an egg measuring more than
nine inches In circumference. Yester-
day, the egg was broken open and within
the large shell was another hard shell
egg covered with the white meat of
the larger egg. The small egg was In
perfect condition. The hen died a few
minutes after laying this massive egg
People who saw the egg said 1t was
larger than any goose egg they had
ever seen.
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A. Miss Ncumann Ind been coming
hero for several years In connection
with thiS branch OF tho Y. w. G. A.
during which time sho made many
friends in Rehoboth.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. u. Foster and
children and Mr.. Clayton NJ. Riley Of
Wilmington are spending the week ut
Mr.. Fosters summer home here.
Charles y. Horn has returned home
after spending meet of tho winter In
Wilmington, Washington, and New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester II. Johnson and
Miss Ammo O'Brien motored down from
Dover to spend the week END with Mrs.
Johnson's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Frazer.
II. =. Massey has sold hia homo hero
to Joseph II. CULLEN OF Lewes and has
moved hh family 10 Lewea.
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DEATH OF JOHN TAYLOR.

Dover. March 25--John Taylor. a
resident " Dover. son ~ the late VIII
liam aud Margaret Taylor. prominent
residents NJ Dover Tor many years
died al his residence ON North TRAD
ford street yesterday. after several
months Illness 81 complication u
diseases lie was 90 years OF age md
leaves widow. formerly Miss Lena
Raker. daughter ~ the late George
W. Baker OF this town. and two SONS.
Baker and Harry Taylor. both grown.
Funeral services will be held from
his late residence Monday afternoon
at $50 o'clock, intcrment ut Lakeside
cemetery
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has struck Iaural, and from all in
dications the town VIII soon BIO just
ono aerial after another. A local man
har large number Of contracts on
his hands for installation OF wire
lees phones.
Crude Instruments Of every variety.
which ore able 10 receive from DIS
tant cities have been constructed by
amateur electriciana. some Of them
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NEW TRADE CONCERN.

Dover. March 25.--The Rolling
stores Co. WAS incorporated here on
with capital of $4,000. 900.
Frank Hall Davis. Dover lawyer
filed the charter and gives the infor-
nation that some OF the wealthiest
people OF the country are interested
in the movement.
one Of the main objects Of the COM
pa ny Is 70 create larger foreign
trade
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DOLLAR DAY SUCCESS.

Dover, March 25.-Dover's second
Dollar Day, yesterday was pro
nounced success. The town was filled
from morning until the closing of
the stores I'm the evening with pur-
Chasers from all over Delaware.
Merchants from other towns in the
state also visited Dover, yesterday, TO
see the workings Of Dollar Day. They
left favorably impressed.
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NEW NAME OF LEGION.

Smyrna. March 2S.-Smyrna Legion
is 10 be known In tho future as David
c. Harrison Post. No. IL. Mr.. Harrison
was a Smyrna boy. who was killed in
action at the Rattle OF the Marine,
July Is, 1918.
The Legion has purchased a United
states flag with money given 10 them.
The local post also has started IA
movement for n woman's auxiliary
unit.
Buy the parcel post way. Read the
offerings in this issue.--Adv.
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REH0B0TH BEACH.

Rehoboth Beach. March 25.-AIl's.
Carl Steele has returned from a brief
visit 10 New York city.
Miss Anne Paul and Mrs. Ernest
Kersaw of Philadelphia spent the
week end here at the Belhaven.
News has been received here OF the
death OF Miss Betty Neumann, social
secretary Of the Baltimore Y. w. c.
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PURCHASED GAS PLANT.

Smyrna. March 25.--~Iohn V, Pos
ties has purchased the Smyrna gas
plant from Paul i. Rutan. and in
tends to make repairs. sufficient TO
give the patrons service.
Mir postles has been associated with
the L. q. l.. OF Philadelphia, for a
number Of years,
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PISTOL EXPLODED IN HAND.

Delaware City. March 25-Mrs
Harry Hackman. wife OF Corporal
Harry Hackman Of Fort du Pont. had
a close call last evening about :
o'clock. at her home on Hamilton
street. when a revolver Of large cali
Ire. which she was cleaning. exploded
in her hands. the bullet soaring the
little finger OF her left hand
She was taken 70 the Fort du Pont
Hospital. where Major Or. BalbOugh
dressed the injury. which is Of a
minor nature
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ROSE HILL NEWS.

Rose I'M. March 25.--Mrs. Robert
II. WEIGH OF Hamilton Park In visit
Ing relatives and friends I'm Washing
ton, ID. G.
William Stauffer OF Holloway
Terrace IL III Mt his homo with grip.
Mrs. Herman Davis Of Philadelphia
IL hero visiting her mother. Mrs. WI
liam c. Wilson.
Mrs. Horace w. Pierson In III with
grip
Richard Mahan OF Ailoway Terrace
has completed his store and expects
To start business next week
Mrs. J. 7, Middleton. who was very
III. Is able 90 be nbOut.
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applying their inventive genius in NJ
way OF improvements 10 the sound
producers. One local boy built sn ep-
parntus out of ecraps 10 was able 20
pick up. using rolled oats f,ox 20
wind the coll on and pieces Of old
telephone and telegraph instruments
for the other parts. When ne had conn
pieted tho wireless phone. and vas
testing II, he WAS surprised 70 hear
n concert given IN Plttaburg.
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IL now with her daughter, Mrs. Gran
Vile lie Gates. Mrs. Elliott win move
hack into their property on Arch
street, the first OF April. DR.. and Mrs,
William Dewitt, who are now occupy
ing the homo will move back to Wis
sahickon Firms, near town. for the
spring and summer.
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Marion c. Parkhurst and Mrs. George
II. Dutton.
A movie bencnt for the Athletic
Association OF tho Newark High
School was given Mt tho Opera House
last night.
The Continental Band gavc a dnncc
IN the Armory last night which was
well attended.
Buy tho parcel post way. Read the
offerings In this issue.---Adv.
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To Reach the HOMES
Of Wilmington. Use
EVERY EVENING

Whether as a Home Necessity for
the family, or IA productive salesman
for advertisers Every Evening has stood
ne test ffty years.
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"RADIo BUG" BUSY.
II Has Bitten Laurel People Sc
vereIy, and Some of the Re-
suits Are Surprising.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Laurel. March 2bs--T'he radio bug