Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-01
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Robert and William NewIove
Land a Sturgeon Which
Nets Good Figure.


Special Correspondence Every Evening.
New Castle. May 1.-The first catch
of sturgeon In this vicinity this season
was made by Robert and william
Newlove on Saturday. They caught
a roo flsh containing AZ pounds. which
was disposed TO Pennsville parties.
James Smith. Jr.. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James Smith, on Saturday su-
stained a broken collar bone, caused
while wrestling with n companion. At.
tention was given by DIR. Il. M. Allen.
On Saturday evening Mrs. Joseph
Dougherty gave n birthday party inl
honor of her two cons, James Lawler
ago Is and Francis Lawler, age IL,
whose birthday anniversaries fall up
on the same date. The evening was
spent In playing music and games,
after which refreshments were served.
| Tho meetings for this week are:
This evening, board meeting OF the
Century Club. Seminole Tribe, I. o..
In. NJ, tomorrow, Industry Council,
No, %. Jr. o. u. A. M, "Wednesday,
Board of Education, Good VIII Fire
Co; Thursday. Friendship Lodge, No
3. a. o. u. W.; Friday. Adelphia
Lodge, NO. \. IL. or Il.
Material for the installation for the
new meter Mt the plant OF the water
company, has arrived and work will
begin this week. II will not be neces-
lsary TO burn off the water. IA an ample
supply will be stored in the standpipe
land basin near Hare's Corner.
Tomorrow evening the members of
the prola toners class of the Methodist
Episcopal Church will hold n meeting
from Z until o'clock In the Sunday
School department.
Tho members OF the Ladies' Aid
Society of the First Baptist Church
will hold n meeting on "Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
IJohn Cannon.
Tomorrow evening City Council and
Trustees of the Commons will meet
in monthly session.
This morning the public school ses-
sion opened on standard time.
The members Of the Woman's Chris
tan Temperance Union OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church will meet on
"Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at
the home Of Mrs. John B. Montgomery
on West sixth street
Many persons from this city on Sat
urday attgded n dance held at the
Odd FelpOwe' Hall at Bear by the New
Castle Tourist Association. Mueic was
furnished by TUlDin's orchestra.
Tomorrow evening the Senior Glass
Of High school will hold measuring
party at the home Of Miss Helen Diehl
on the State Road,
The members OF Company H.. will
, hold their weekly drill this evening
The Dorcae Society of the Metho-
= dist Episcopal Church will meet on
Thursday afternoon at 23o in tho
church parlors.
Cottage prayer meeting win be held
/ tomorrow evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ozro s. Lunt, Third and
Chestnut streets, at S O'Clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. McCusker
OF West Fourth street and Mr.. and
Mrs. John NIadora OF tho Western sec
!. ton of the city are receiving con
- gratulatione upon the birth OF daugh-
- ters.
! Edward #. TTusheoeck has accepted
g position with Richard hopkins. road
contractor, and left for New York or
+ Saturday.
f Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Connor ant
:. two children of near Second and Chest
- nut streets are spending several week,
0 az guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. StepheI
= Dorm at Allentown, Pa.
Mrs Julia Walls IS spending severa
days as the guest OF relatives a
! Woodstown. n. J.
Mrs. Henry L. Snavely and son
Richard, are spending several week
> as guests of relatives at Annvile. Pa
Richard +. Pinder. Jr.. a freshman
/ in the High School. who has been Il
D for several months. has given up hi
H. studies and will go to Dover. n. J. 70
e lseveral months to recuperate.
u Charles Hewett of the Baldton, 4
V lconfned TO his home with grip.
= Royal Theatre tonight, all-star cas-,
> in THE Other Woman" also a comedy
e Adv.
: John Adams, the two-year-old son o
" y, Mrs. Elkinton Adams of Cherry street