Milford chronicle., 1935-08-30

H. Campbell OF DagsbOrO, admins
traitor; Mrs. Mary f. Hastings, late
OF Bridgeville, to Mrs. Ida NJ. Fer
guson, executrix, and George F.
/ Willin, executor; George e. West,
late of DagsbOrO District, to Roland
J. West, of Dagsboro, administrator;
Herman f. Handy, late of SeafOrd,
to George w. Handy, OF SeafOrd, ad-
ministratOr; Mrs. Mamie C. WoOtten,
late of Laurel, to Charles A. WOOt-
ten and The Sussex Trust Company,
of Laurel, administrators.
Well! Their Store Is Robbed Again
Martin W. Hall, fingerprint expert
connected with the Georgetown
Highway Police Station. together
with Frank ONeal, officer of the
Bridgeville station, are working on
the case of robbery of the depart
ment store OF King & Layton, Of
Bridgeville, which took place late
last Thursday night or early Friday
morning. Officer Hall was called
into the case as soon as the robbery
was reported, and took several
prints and developed them. Two
men are said to be under suspicion
and arrests may be made at any
time.
The recent robbery of the King &
Layton store probably is the twelfth
that has taken place within the past
decade. RObberies have been so /
numerous, it is said, that even the !
owners cannot recall how many |
times their establishment has been
entered within the past ten years
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Thomas P. Harmon, Indian River
District, was arrested Monday by \
Highway Officer Clarence X. Lynch
Of the Georgetown Police Station,
charged before Magistrate w. Frank
Sharp with allowing more. than one
licensed driver or person in the car
With him while operating with a
learners permit. The statute pro-
1ides that no one shall have more
han one person, who must be
licensed driver, in the car with them
II the same time when they are Op-
rating with a learners permit.
Harmon was imprisoned for five
lays when unable to pay a fine of
10 and costs.
ewes Beat Locals Two Games
The Lewes baseball team trOunced ,
he Georgetown club on Saturday
fternOOn here by the score of 10
0 4, and won a second game from
he County Seaters at Lewes on
unday afternoon by the score of
to 4. ,,
This is the first time Georgetown
as played Sunday ball at Lewes :
ince the blue laws banning it were !
fted some time ago.
entence Should Be Reduced
nd Save County Money t
Thirty days in the Sussex County
Ill was the sentence imposed on I
'alter Foreman, of Milford, by AL c
erman Thomas J. SalmOns of that
ty on a charge of being drunk and \
sOrderly. 6
Alderman SalmOns is about the ii
My official in lower Delaware who a
nposes such a heavy prison SEN +
nee for drunkenness. All other
ficials imprisOn them for five and =
n days when unable to pay fines. al
he term usually is five days. Why
IN the county to more expense? tr
ined $1O-Didn't Pay-JaiIed te
Elder Ford, of Delmar, and Henry Ii
gram of Milford, were arrested dl
l Thursday by Highway Officler p
wing VienOt as result of an acci-
mt on the road leading from Mil be
rd to Greenwood, not far from a
lawnee. Both were charged with pi
Derating their cars recklessly. Each NJ
as fined $40 and costs. Ingram of
id his fine and was released. Ford
as sentenced to serve 20 days in pE
e county Jail by Magistrate W. S.
'ank Sharp of this city, when un-
lie to pay his fine and costs. NJ
lpriSOned For DiSOrderIy Conduct he
John B. Mitchell and Bertha Perry.
tile Greek District, were on We'd sh
sday sentenced to serve 80 days
the Sussex County Jail, by Magis-
ate Thomas w. Records, of Laurel, fir,
arged with disOrderly conduct on bu
? streets of that town, when un- wi