Milford chronicle., 1935-11-01

e day By Alderman Thomas J.. sa
mons, Of that city, for so days &
charges Of being drunk and a nui
/ ance on the streets of Mi ford. an
Q for improper conduct A fine OF 81
a and costs was imposed in each cas-
!. Faiinre To pay resulted In a prise
sentence Of 30 days on each charg
i DENNY is an old offender and ha
9 been imprisoned several times thi
{ year fer drunkenness and disorderl
. conduct by Alderman Salmans.
Heavy Fines For Motor Yi0latOrs
two charges OF motor violation
; were placed against Robert g. Jane
: Monday, by 0fficer Clarence
!, Lynch, Of the Georgetown Highwa
4 Police Station, before Magistrat
J Levin r. Hill, at Se,Oyville, one be
: ing for reckless driving so as to en-
danger the lives Of others on tn
highway, near Bayard, and the othel
for operating without horn on hi
. car which failed to work. On th,
reckless driving charge, Magistrate
Hill imposed a fine of $4,000 ant
costs, and in default he was COM
mitted to the Sussex County Jail
here for 80 days. On the other
charge for driving without a proper
horn, he was given an additional
prison sentence of ten days upon
failure to pay a fine of $500 and
costs.
Mayor Davis Jails Two For
( Drunkenness
Kenneth Faulkner. charged with
being drunk and disOrderly on the
streets here was arrested by Chief
of Police Frank Wilson and COM
mitted to the county Jail by Mayor
Ira w. Davis for five days in de-
fault of a fine of $500 and costs.
Wilhelmina BrewingtOn. eOlOred,
charged with disOrderly conduct in
the home Of Henry Purnell was ar
rested by Officer Wilson and COM
mitted to the county Jail for ten
days by Mayor Davis. in default of
a fine of $500 and costs.
Maryland Man Fined
Fred Beach. meow Of fredericksburg,
Md. was arrested by State Highway
Officer Martin w. Hall. Monday on
a charge of having an improper
license to operate his car. Magis-
trate W. Frank Sharp of this city
released him upon payment of a fine
of $25.0O and costs.
Has Charter Night
Prominent KiWanians from differ
ent sections of the Del-Mar-Va PEN
insula we're present at the charter
night ceremonies of the reeently-Or-
ganized Georgetown Club. held in the
New Century Club room. on West
Pine street, on Tuesday night.
The banquet. which was served by
the ladies' of the New Century Club
consisted of the following: Tomato
cocktail, celery, olives, Sussex roast +.
ed turkey, cranbeTries, cole slaw, hot
rolls, string beans, mashed potatoes, I
candied sweet potatoes, ice cream,
coffee and cake.
The club. which recently was Or
ganized. has twenty-seven charter
members: Rev. Richard X. White,
Houston Wilson, promi- /
nent young lawyer, vice president;
Harold d. Hatfield. secretary and
treasurer Deputy Attorney General (
Caleb NJ. Wright, DR.. Aubrey c.
Smoot. Theodore Burton, Jr., DR..
NJ. VanValkenburg, Will
liam l.. Hill, Hugh D. Smith, Albert
P. Croll, directors; Thomas E. Ay-
ers. Alexander f. Braumfeld. Prof.
Franklin !. Butt. Cecil V. Culver,
Leroy H. Dennis, Prof. Albert Ear
ley, George Asa Gray, Oscar B.
King, Charles B. Knox, H. B. Mat
.hews, Thomas B. Pepper. Everett J.
Ralph l. Richardson.
Frederick p. Whitney, J. Thomas
Collins. Edward z. Green, Prof. JOS
eph D. Thomas. III
Joseph F. McSweeney, member of I
.be RehOboth Club and past lieuten-
mt governor, acted as tOastmaster. |
The program of the evening fol- I
ows: Opening song, America" :
,roup singing, kiwanis songs; ad- :
lress of welcome, by Houston Will !
son. vice president of the club and I
member Of Sussex County Bar; re- j
;ponse by H. Milton James. of Sea- !
ord. lieutenant governor elect;
Iuartette, by members of Dover s
Iub; address of evening, Major s
ieorge II. Marshall of Baltimore c
lub: presentation of charter, L. {
Walter Cole. of TOwson, Md, COVER i
or of the Capital District; accep- v
ance of charter, the Rev. Richard c
!. White, pastor of st. Paul's Pro- d
pstant Episcopal Church and presi- v
ent of the club; presentation of bell 4
nd gayel. Nathaniel NJ. ConaWay' r
Irmer Recorder of Deeds of Sussex ]
nunty and president of the SeafOrd b
Iub; response. the Rev. Mr.. White; h
nging, quartette of Dover club; n
of Kiwanis banner, by e
rancis Blaine, member Of the Will
ington club: response, Deputy At
.rney General Caleb NJ. Wright,
rector of the Georgetown club;
of the American nag,
, John r. Hershner, member OF q
DwsOn (Md.) club; response, Pfoi' d
Ibert Farley, supervisor of schools
the western section of Sussex Il
unty: presentation of Canadian n
lg, by Prof. H. B. King, member OF n
over club and assistant in charge
Elementary Schools of Delaware; Il
spOnse, Frederick P. Whitney n
ember of Georgetown club and al D
of the Sussex County Bar Asso-
alton; presentation of hotel ban "
n, DIR. ]. l.. TrOne, president OF n
kton (Md.) club; response by Z
of. Franklin Butz, superintendent d
ceorsetovn High and Elementary r
hOols; presentation of cup by b,
(Pa) club; response,
?. Aubrey C. Smott, a director Of W