Smyrna times., 1933-10-25

fourth and last brick kiln of the
season of over 100000 bricks.
The Delaware Ledger published
at Newark put in its Office last
week a new Campbell Press.
Jesse Vane in the Neck, has put
a two-story and a half addition to
his dwelling that will greatly add
to its comfort as a home.
DEATHS - Hadley. In this
town, October goth, Mrs. Marian
Hadfey, mother of Mrs. John H.
Cathcart, aged So years, s months
and s days.
Thomas B. Johns, formery
teacher of our public schools is on
the Democratic ticket of Caroline
County, Md, for the office of
County surveyor.
Mrs. George Carey on the old
Windle property on the Bombay
Hook road, is remodeling her
dwelling and putting an addition
in the rear. Joseph Evans is do
ing the work.
Joseph HUM, who had been
with Gus Wick four years as his
tonsorial helper before leaving
few weeks ago for the city, has
returned again. He was welcomed
back by his Smyrna friends.
g. 49,
the new Catholic Church at Mid
dletown has been awarded to
Stevens, Miller & Co., Of that
town. The building will be Of
frame, "a x Sc feet and the work
will be started at once
=. M. Price, near Rothwell's
Landing, is changing his property
very materially for its improve
ment in appearance among other
things moving the pound to the
rear Of the dwelling and building
new COW sheds and other outbuild-
ings.
Nicholas Rash Of Wilmington,
Md. has bought out William Jason
at the corner of Main and Method
list street and is having the build
ing fitted up fo;. a grocery store.
Jason will open his oyster saloon
in another place if he can get a
room.
William J. Campbell, proprietor
Of Collins Beach hotel will sell /
his household goods, stock, etc, at
that place tomorrow, October Is,
and the evening Of the same day
a grand cotiIlion party will be
given, ending with an oyster sup
per. Music furnished by the
Primrose orchestra.
Mrs. t. E. Martindale of Smyr-
ma and Mrs. Mary L. Cox Of Mid
dletown, will attend the National
Convention Of the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union to be held
at Detroit, Michigan, the first
week in November. Mrs. Martin
dale is president and Mrs. Cox the
corresponding secretary Of the
delaware state Union.
Gerald M. Howard, a young
man, of Boston, has leased two Of
the rooms of the Johnson Build
ing, below the Times Office, to use
in connection with his business of
instantaneous photographing. His
speciality is in quick pictures, OBJ
jects of life, horses in motion, an
finals or anything that is desired.
He expects to be ready for opera
ton in few days.
MARRIAGES. Boyle-Brothers.
In Dover, October 18th, at the
Holy Cross Church by Rev. Faith
er Bradford, Dennis Boyles and
Mrs. Catherine Brothers, both Of
New Castle County.
Horn-Hitchie - In st. Andrews
P. z. Church, Wilmington, Octo-
der 18th, by Rev. Charles E. Muir
ray, Charles E. Horn and Miss
Kate Ritchie, both of Wilmington.
Joseph E. Carter, who has the
contract for painting and paper
ing the Town Hall has ordered the I
paper and the work will be done
in a week or two. Another and |
quite as important a thing to
make the hall attractive to visit
ors is new sittings. Those now in
use positively repel people from
the place who would otherwise
give their presence and money to
encourage desirable entertain
ments.
The clerks in the stores of |
Smyrna are trying to induce their
employers to close up at eight |
O'Clock excepting Saturdays. If
the merchants in the several
towns would consent to close their
stores Saturday nights by half
past ten, instead of keeping them
open till midnight, there Is no
doubt but that there would be less
Drawing and racket on the /