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NEW AFFLICTION REPORTED.

Richardson Park. Sept. 16.-Scores 70
residents of this place, as we'll as
Marshallton and other nearby sections.
are suffering from a peculiar ailment,
according to physicians in attendance
The symptoms are cramps and nausea.
None OF the cases appear to be serious.
however.
Although Senator Ball has advised
members of the mail improvement
committee OF the Five Points Civics
Association that the house toulouse
mall delivery would be inaugurated
within a short time, residents here
are anxiously awaiting the improve
ment. Postal Inspector ]. +. Seminar
has forwarded the request to Wash
ington and an answer is expected
within a short time, when the service
promised by Senator Ball will be pro-
vided.
The rummage sale conducted in VIII
mington by the Mizpah Bible Glass of
the NJ. f. Church here several weeks
ago Melted the class $40 The members
collected four automobile loads of dis
carded clothes in the Five Points sec
ton. (which was sold at the sale. The
Women's Civic Club is planning 10
give similar sale early IN November
The Ladies' All Star Five Points
ball team will give a bazaar in the
Community Building early in October.
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FORT DU POINT NEWS.

Delaware City, Sept. 16.-Master
Sergeant Robert Burke, Headquarters
and Service Company, First Engi-
neers. has returned to duty after five
days treatment at the station hos
pital.
Sergeant Frederick l.. Moulton.
Coast Artillery corps. has been reliev-
ed from duty as clerk with the Origin
al Reserves, Coast Defenses of the
Delaware, at Wilmington. and has
been attached for temporary duty
with the 1l2th Company, Coast Arti-
lery corps.
Chaplain Harry d. Southland per-
formed a marriage ceremony at his
home on the thirteenth. uniting Ser
geant Frederick l.. Moulton, Coast
Artillery Corps, and Miss Edith Berry.
of Delaware City. The couple will re-
side temporarily at Delaware City.
Private First Glass Charles w. Pal
mer. Medical Department Station
Hospital. left for Walter Reed General
Hospital. Washington. d. c., as at
tendant 10 Corporal Joseph McKibbin.
5lst Ordnance Company, Delaware
Ordnance Reserve Depot. Pedricktown.
y. j.. who has been a patient ut the
station hospital and is being sent to
Walter Reed General Hospital for OBJ
servation and treatment. Private
First Class Palmer will return 10 Fort
du Pont after delivering the patien,
To the hospital in Washington.
Private Ollie Hollowell, 18th Com
pany. Coast Artillery Corps. Coast
Defenses OF Sandy Hook, who has
been temporarily attached to Head.
quarters and Service Company. First
Engineers. has left this station to re-.
join his organization at Fort Hancock
New Jersey.
Upon the recommendation Of
! his company commander, Pri.
vate Fred Johnson. Headquarters anf
Service Company. First Engineers ha.
been promoted TO the grade of cor
poral, in the Band Section of that com
pany.
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CAMDEN NOTES.

Camden. Sept l6.-Caeear Rodney
School reopened Tuesday with the
largest enrolment In its history. The
new annex provides extra claserooms
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
Episcopal Church met al the home Of
Mrs Fred Clark Tuesday night. Re-
froshmonis were served after the bust
neee hour.
A schedule OF winter work will be
Isesented TO the Womens Auxiliary
and Guild OF 81. Paul's Episcopal
Church az the next monthly meet
ing
Garrett Jones has sold his drug
store 20 John Spear OF Wilmington.
John II. Hinsley Is a candidate for
the Republican nomination for Rep
resentative in the General Assembly
from the Fifth Representative district
of Kent county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Reed and Mr.
ana Mrs. W. Fred Richards motored
20 Wilmington TO visit Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Triggs.
Camden visitors included Miss Julia
Mcbride OF New York, Mrs Charles
Gray. Conweil Gray. Mrs. Henry
Baker. Mrs. a. George Webb and Mr.
Riggs OF Philadelphia Mrs Murphy
OF Baltimore. Mrs. Melvin of FELTON,
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Davis and
Mrs. Larrimore OF Seaford,
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BRIDGEvILLE NEWS

Rridseville. Sept. 16-Mrs. II. Lee
Culver has returned from the Della
ware Hospital. Wilmington, where she
had her tonsils removed.
The Pridgeville- Georgetown road
now under construction. will be COM
pleted October l5.
Miss Anna Jones OF Wilmington, n
Red Cross employee. is instructing
classes In hygiene and home nursing
She teaches from Dover to Delmar.
Thomas T. Kinnamon has returned
from the Pennsylvania Hospital, Phil
adelphia. where he was operated on for
appendicitis.
John Allen has returned from the
Jefferson Hospital. Philadelphia.
Horace Bennett has purchased a
Durant sedan.
Miss Lizzie Kinder and Miss Doro-
thy Ruos will enter Wilson College
next Tuesday.
Charles II. Lewis will leave next
week for Des Moines. Iowa. where he
will attend the national encampment
of the Grand Army of the Republic.
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at Tilghmn'a Island. Miss Daisy
Warner Of st. Michacls, Nd. returned
home with Mrs, Gam and will remain
hero = few days.
Hobart Mccoy, son Of Rev. and Mrs.
]. c. Mccoy. win enter tho University
OF Delaware nextvwcek az freshman.
The Red Lion Hundred Sunday
school convention will be held next
Thursday afternoon and evening In
the NJ. ". Church at Summit Bridge.
The st. Georges Canning Co. In hav-
Ing an unusually good pack OF both
corn and tomatoes.
Mre. Sallie Cam has, returned home
after visiting relatives in Wilmington.
The main street through town Is
being graded and put in condition for
the concrete road. which n TO connect
the two roads. each part OF the new
State highway, on each side OF town.
Concrete w~s poured Thursday and
yesterday and excellent,progres Is be
Ing made.
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LOWER DELAWARE
| AND PENINSULA
Limitations Put on School Bud
gets BY the State Board
Of Education.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Dover. Sept. ls.-Thc State Board
Of Education has put the following
Nmita tons on school budgets. Not
more than Az per cent for general
control: not less than 20 per cent for
instructional work: not more than \
per cont for operation. not more than
per cent for maintenance; not more
than 4 per cent for auxiliary activi-
ties: not more than III per cent for
fixed charges: not more than 2 per
cent Tor capital outlay: not more than
per cent for debt service. The
board has approved the Americaniza-
ton budget without limitation.
aim Dover" n cart horse. dropped
dead In harness yesterday while the
the street supervisors We're collecting
refuse. Chief Supervisor Killen had
charge Of the animal and WAS on the
second trip to the dump" when the
beast died.
Miss NJ. Adelaide Zcarfoss has re-
turned TO Temple University, Phila-
delphia.
Frank Pritchett OF Raleigh. y. C.,
has been visiting Dover. His wife Will
remain with her mother. Mrs. n. H.
Watson, for several weeks.
Howard Lynch has returned 10 the
University of Virginia.
Mrs. Mary II. salisbury and Miss
Anna II. Hayes are visiting Portland
Ore.
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ROUND ABOUT DELMAR.

Delmar, Sept. 16.-As a result OF
the Holiness tent meetings. eleven con-
verts were baptized at Leonard's Pond,
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Lyner, Jr.,
are receiving congratulations upon the
arrival of baby girl, September IA
Miss Elizabeth Matthews has re-
turned from the Peninsula General
Hospital and is very much improved,
after an operation for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Milton Cleary and
James are spending two weeks In
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Wilson have
returned from their wedding trip and
will make their home on East street.
Mrs. J. l.. Ellis is spending the week
at Salisbury.
Mr.. and Mrs c. II. Truitt are visiting
in Philadelphia.
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will be heiu at Newport school on

will be hed at Newport school on
Wednesday. Octobcr IL.
Announcement has boon made that
the teachers OF the Newport school
will have charge OF the local play
ground on Tuesday and Thursday OF
each week until closed for the season.
They also have charge OF the, super
vised play at the grounds during re-
cess periods. Miss Gebhart OF VIII
minKton has been appointed to fill the
vacancy due to the resignation OF Miss
Martha Strahorn. who has accepted
n position In tho Wilmington schools.
Services in Newport NJ. II. Church
will be az usual n Sunday, with Rev.
w. Vaughn Moore In charge at all
services.
The Epworth League OF Newport
NJ. Il. Church will hold an entertain
ment on Monday evening, September
25, In the church, at which time there
will be several pantomines, musical
selections, community singing, etc.
DR.. and Mrs. Merritt Burke and son
Richard Asbury, will motor to Pen
Mar, Md. today. to spend the week
end there with Mrs. Burkes parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Bower
Mrs. Willard f. Klund had IN her
dinner guests on wednesday Misses
Margaret Pierce and Ruth Warren of
Wilmington. and Miss Margery Bair
OF Newport.
Miss Nora Stuart has returned to
her home here, after spending some
time with Mrs. John Harrison of Clay
ton.
Miss Margaret Snyder was the din
ner guest Of Miss Irene +. Gregg
last evening.
Mrs. d. w. Chandler IL spending
this week with Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
T.. Gregg.
| Miss Mildred Chandler. who has beer
spending the summer here with her
| parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Chandler
has returned to Germantown, Pa.
where she Is employed AZ schoo
teacher.
Mrs. II. w. Davis OF Wilmington
spent yesterday here as the guest OF
Mrs Geo. w. Seeds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard f. Klund
will leave today for a vacation. They
Will spend a few days In Washington
ID. c., then will visit Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Meyer. OF Somerset, Pa.
Miss Bessie Maclary left today for {
vacation TO be spent in Durham, n. c.
where she will visit Mr.. and Mrs. w
w. Hopkins. She was accompanied b,
the Misses Josephine and Pauline Ra,
of Wilmington.
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rIREMFN WANT CLEAR ROAD.

Cranston Heights. Sept. lin
cen-ed AT the action 81 automobilists
and others I'm blocking the progress
of the rural fire companies while re-
spending TO alarms. members OF 'he
Volunteer Firemen's Association OF
New Castle county. at meeting here
decided 10 ask the Levy Court To take
action against such drivers. IL was
also announced that maps OF the rural
section Of New Castle county. snow
Ing the location Of all waterways ana
water supply points, would be ready
within a short time. The maps VIII
be Of assistance 10 the firemen ana
enable them 20 know just where water
for fire purposes can be secured.
II was announced at the close OF
cha meeting that prominent fire pre-
van,,on or safety first speakers had
been secured 20 address the hremen az
their monthly meetings during the
winter months.
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NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Street Improvements Discussed
at a Meeting Of the Commits
sion Last Night.

snoc,,i c,orr.spondence Every Evening.
New aCatle, Sept. l6--The street
Imrrovemcnt Commiseion met las
evening. a bid was received from Jo-
senh +. Burke for the reeurfacing ana
curbiur of Chestnut street from Thiro
10 Fourth at $500 for the street work
and s1s4 for the curb. No award was
made because OF the shortage OF
funds. The bid was ordoted received
and filed. a check was ordered dra"r
In favor of Joseph + Burke. tho con
tractor. for the several outlined
streets 10 be resurfaced Tor the sum
OF 81 900 on account OF the contract
rrlre Engineer Henry Fulenwoider
was instructed TO have Installed on
Foundry street a better approach 10
West Fourth intersection. Inc en-
gineer reported that the work on me
streets would be completed by octo-
her 10. Yesterday several teams ne
longing 10 Contractor Burke arrived
from plalnfeld, n. j.. and steam
shovel will arrive within few days
when work will be started IN clear
,nr the various streets of REFUGE ma
terial In order that the street founda-
tons can he installed.
Rey. Frederick w. Overheiser. pas
tor of the Frst Baptist Church' VIII
preach tomorrow. lie Will take TOT
his subject at II o'clock THE Loving
Soul: evening, appearance OF EVlI e
SUNDAY School will convene at 2-ao'
Rev s. Beattie Wyne, pastor OF the
First Presbyterian Church VIII preach
tomorrow at 1890. Sunday school WIZ
omen for the first session OF the ran
term at $50. There will be no eve
ming church service.
Plans are being made for the sec
ond annual street run, which VIII take
place on Thanksgiving Day, NoVem
her 30. under the auspices OF the New
Castle Athletic Association. Three cupf
and five medals have been purchased
and have arrived and will be placed IN
the show window of Frank Il. Bridge
water. The run will be open TO all resi-
dents of this city and vicinity. All on
tries are 10 be listed five days before
the event. During the afternoon OF th'
same day n football game will be play
ed at Battery park. Howard l.. WI
helm. vice chairman of the street rur
COMMITTEES. will coach tho football
team next week.
Oscar Knauss, John Leach. Howard
Wnhelme, John Wallace and Ralpl
Watts this afternoon motored 10 Della
ware city TO play tennis match com
prisng slnglee and doubles, with resi-
dents of the latter place.
The opening public dance given h
the members OF the New Castle Sport
lrg Club took place in the Opera Hous
/ last evening. over 100 persons wer
. present from Wilmington, Chester
Delaware City and Newark.
, Chester Greenwood. formerly of thi
Is city, now OF Montpelier. Va. who ha
= been spending several days AS tn
guest of John Leach, will leave o
Monday for Philadelphia. where
? takes position with tho Wester
Electric Co.
. Mrs. Byard Mitchell OF JohnstowT
{ Pa. who has been spending severa
, weeks az guest OF her sister, Mn
Matilda Truitt OF East Third stree
: yesterday received a telegram to re
= turn home at once. Early today, rela
tiVes of Mrs. Mitchell had not learne
Il the reason for the urgent message.
D Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sparks
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STAFFORD AND VICINITY.

Seaford Sept. l6.--while motoring
on the State Highway. near here, Cap
tain O. y. Bennett, OF Sharptown, Md,
collided with team driven by COL
ored man resulting IN damage TO his
car and injury TO his wifee arm.
William C. Moore. foreman of the
Seaford News. has purchased the
property on King street now occupied
by Harry WEIGH. and owned by Willie
Stewart. OF Cleveland. Ohio. and will
get possession. January !. The consid-
Grafton was private.
Mrs. c. c. Thompson was called 10
Johns;own. Pa. yesterday. owing TO
the sudden death OF her mother, Mrs.
IavTnia Livingston. wife of DR. l.. s.
Livingston. a prominent physician and
surgeon Of that city.
Mrs. a. II. Lord entertained the
members Of the Friday afternoon
bridge club. yesterday. at her home.
Miss Mollie Dawson Is entertaining
Miss Arsie Blizzard of Philadelphia
Mrs. Ella c. Emery and family have
returned from Rehoboth.
A charming bridge party was given
| Tuesday evening by Mrs. Arnold
Greenabaum and Mrs. Isidore Stephany
al the formers home In West Seaford
There were six tables and after honors
were given delightful refreshments
were served.
Miss Helen Jefferson has returned
from two weeks visit with Mr.. anC
Mrs. George Ellegood. at Delmar.
Mrs. Leutia Green and daughter
Miss Esther Green returned this weel
10 their home in Philadelphia, afte,
spending the summer with Colone
James j. Ross.
Russell Carew. OF Vineland. y. J.
formerly OF Seaford. spent the weel
with John Paul Jones. West Seaford.
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x,>yrN MuppLETOwN SCHOOLS.

N,,asletown. Sept. 1.-THE pubic
schools Of Middletown reopened on
Monday with about $50 pupils IN at
tendance. the largest erollment IN
tho history OF the school. The teach
.rs for the year are O. +. Mcknight
principal; Miss Ida V. Howell, maine
mates: r. u. vogel. agriculture Miss
Elizabeth Houston. Home Economies,
Miss Elizabeth Jones. science ana
English; Miss Louise wilson IAN
guage; Miss Maud RaukeIlor, Eng
fish and dramatics: Miss Mabel Price
Eighth grade; Miss Ivan Grlni'h'
seventh grade. Miss Elizabeth Thorn
ae: Sixth srade; Miss Pauline
Wiley, Fifth grade: Mrs. lAdie
Rhoades. Fourth grade; Miss
rlsi. Jones. Third grade;
Miss Helen Stradley, Second grade ana
health education: Miss Jennie RICK
ards. Fret grade: Miss Olivia COZ
I'm, special teacher In grades.
At meeting Of the Womens For
sisn Missionary Society OF Bethesda
NJ. r. Church. held at the home OF
Mrs. George ID. Grassland on Monday
evening. these officers were elected
Tor the NNltllk .'aA sN''.NN''Nf
Wilbur II. Jump; first vice-president'
Mrs. Il. NJ. Records; second vlce-pres' .
dent. Mrs. Adam Reed; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Elwood /. Banning
recording secretary. Mrs. l.. Clarence
scott: treasurer, Mrs. Charles Stew
art: Mite Box secretary, Mss Mabel
Price: assistant. Miss Nellie Cross
land: secretary for missionary paper
Miss Mollie Wilson. Mrs. Watson h
Belts was chosen delegate and Mrs
T.. NJ. Records. alternate. 10 the
branch meeting of the society 10 be
held in Reading Pa. October Sc.
Mrs. May Slaughter Lafferty, wift
OF willard :. Iaffrty. 5.ed suddenly
al her home in Middle Neck, near
here. on sunday. Mrs. I-afferty wac
the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Slaugh'
ter and lived in s.. Jones Neck unit
last year Eaeides h'r husband sh
leaves two daughters and four sons
She was born In May, 1868. The fu
neral services We're hel1 on Wednes
day, with intermeni in Lakeside GENE
tory, near Dover.
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LEWES ITEMS.

Lewes. Sept. 16.-Several men reg
istered at the Ocean House are en-
ployed by the United States Govern
ment TO install a heating system in
the radio station at Point of Della
ware Capes. Much money has been
spent on the station.
Mrs. Mary Maull has closed her
cottage on Lewes Beach and returned
TO her town house. Mrs. Maull is en-
tertaining Miss Annie Carpenter OF
81. Louis.
Mrs. Sallie Conwell Is visiting her
niece, Mrs. Samuel Tammany OF VIII
mington.
DIR. William r.. Messick has gone TO
Hot Springs, Va.
Pilot John Y. Virden has taken
charge of the pilotboat Philadelphia.
The pilotboat Henry Edmunds has
gone TO Philadelphia for repairs.
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NEWPORT NEWS NOTES.

Newport. Sept. 1.-THE ladies' Aid
Society of Newport NJ. f. Church held
their monthly business meeting and
social on Thursday evening. at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. SNYDER.
IL was decided that members of the
society would do some canning for
the Methodist Hospital, Philadelphia.
which work Will be done I'm about two
weeks. A. day will be selected. and
members OF the society will meet at
the home OF Mrs. Snyder, and differ
ent fruits and vegetables will be
canned. The sum OF s15.73 was real
lied from the Rainy Day" bags kept
by the members during the summer
months. In which they dropped a cent
each rainy day. Total collections, in
Guiding dues. amounted 10 S3463 The
committee In charge OF entertainment.
including Mrs. A. NJ. Craig. Mrs. Leon
ard Lyman. Mrs. II. f. Gregg and
Miss Leila Lyman, furnished a pleas
ing program. including number Of
musical selections, and refreshments
were served. The entertainment COM
mittee appointed for the October social
which will be held at the home of Mr.
anu MIS-. Z. w. Alaclary, is as fOl-
lows: Mrs. Link, Mrs. +. p. Hayden,
Mrs. ID. w. Chandler and Miss Frances
Ball.
Teachers of the Richardson Park,
Newport. Stanton, Christiana and
Sunny Side schools met at Richardson
Park school on Wednesday afternoon,
and formed unit of the Delaware
State Teachers Association. with the
following officers: President, NJ. i.
Whitehead of Richardson Park; vice
president. Mrs. Frances T.. Mccoy of
Newport; secretary. Miss Lora Little
of Stanton; treasurer, Miss Edna
Chambers Of Christiana. Meetings Will
be held the second Wednesday of each
month. the program consisting of edu-
cational features. The next meeting
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cEcn COUNTY NEWS.


Elkton. Nd, Sept. lss-Arthur D-i-
bert VI Elkton has been appointed su-
perintendent Of the Southern shipysrd
at Chesapeake city.
A meeting OF the Maryland Press
Association viii be held at Westrniu-
ster next Monday and Tuesday.
The home o. Harry Johnson, at
East Nottingham, was entered by
thieves "Wednesday night, and nu-
fnerous articles were stolen.
Mrs. Annie X. Bidwell Of Elk Neck
has sold her farm 70 John apick OF
Philadelphia.
The ladies' Aid Society OF Union
Church was entertained last evening
by Mrs. David Keim.
The September term Of court for
Cecil county will begin Monday.
Members OF the Cecil county bar
went 10 Centreyille today to attend
the funeral 81 Associate Judge y. y.
Hopper Of the Second Judicial CIR
cult
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BOSS GOOSE WANTED
TO RESTORE PEACE

woodlawn, Pa, Sept. 1.-THE
usually quiet village OF Woodlswn.
suburb OF Pittsburg, Is In the throes
Of n goose panic.
Children on their way 70 lower
grades Of the public school have been
pursued and bitten. Parents notified
Constable Jim Tanney that they would
keep their boys and girls away from
school until the kissing menace is re-
moved.
Tanney ordered the geese owners
to lock 'em up. They insisted that It
could not be done. Arrests followed
and several paid fines yesterday.
Public spirited citizens, trying 70
solve the problem. today asked Tan
ney to buy a boss goose, and put II on
his payroll.
"1f there is a boss goose in the
whole town capable 10 keep the bunch
of Indicators In subJection--I want Il,
said Tanney.
I'm sick and tired Of pursuing
them one by one.
"One day this week I went huntlnf
! in my sedan and rounded up rs. Never
again. II somebody will furnish the
boss goose, III provide the star"
|
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NEWS OF ST. GEORGES.
81. Georges, Sept.

81. Georges. Sept. l6.
Services In the local churches for
tomorrow are scheduled cas- follows
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. j. c. Nc
Coy. pastor. $50. Sabbath school /:
1890. morning. worship sermon by
pastor. subject. The Withered Hand :"
go. Epworth League. after which
Rev Mccoy will give a short talk on
the league subject.
summit Bridge. 2 sabbath school
3. worship. sermon by pastor. subject
The Withered Hand"
MIR and Mrs. James II. s. Gam. Mr.
and Mne. Springer and daughter. May.
belle OF Wilmington, returned her,
ssstesday. after spending . few day.
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Used By Three Generations.

II use FOley's Honey and Tar per-
sonaliy, give II 10 all my children and
now 10 my grandchildren With the
same good results tried many kinds
.of cough medicines. but never want
anything but Foley's Honey and Tar"
writes Mrs. T.. K Olson. Superior.
Wise. FOiey's Honey and Tar was es-
tablished In 1875 and has stood ths
test OF time serving three generations
II quickly relieves colds. coughs and
Group. throat, chest and bronchial
troublc-S. r. Danforth ADV.
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AUTOMOBILE THEFT.

Milford. Sept. 16.-An automobile
stolen from former Postmaster VIII
liam H. Robinson of Milford has been
found at Doylestown, Pa. 1t was in
possession OF a man who gave Thomas
Murdoch as his name and Bowers,
Del, as his address. Mr.. Robinson
and State Detective Wharton went
TO Doylestown today to get the car
and Murdoch. who is under arrest.
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Would you like to take n nice long
walk" she asked
why. I'd love TO-" replied the
young man caller joyously.
well, don't let me detain you" she
said pweetly
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