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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-26
NOTICE
APPLICATION FOR LICENSES TO CONDUCT PUBLIC PLACES OF AMUSEMENT IN AN AMUSE-
 MENT PARK

The undersigned has made appli- cation to the Commissioner of State Police, under the provisions of Sec ton 2209- 23O0 of the General Stat utes for licenses to conduct places of public amusement in an amusement park each day of the week located at LAKE QUASSAPAUG in the town of Middlebury.
 Description of amusementS: Mer- ry-go-round; Riddle auto ride; Min iature railroad; Chair-plane ride; Public building for entertainment.
 Dated at Middlebury this 1lth day of April l946.
 Applicant:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-26

The cogwheel railway to the sum- init of Pike's Peak, Colo, was com pleted in 1891.
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THE CHESHIRE LAND COMPANY, & Connecticut corporation having It's office and principal place of business at Waterbury,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-26

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-11
sFAEdm'oA a NEW WAR

TIE declaration of Prime
Ahmnlev goseph Stain OF
= thai he does not be-
8eae -in q real danger Of a
'neN War Is interesting
mainly because of the e1-
planas50n that be gives for
the eKistenns of saeh q be-
~
saalf says that the
Noise Df War is raised
msinly 81 military. political
aaeouts NhS need il 10 fright
80 Ba6ge politicians, to
SNAKE difficult reduction of
military budgets in their
se@uHafg and 10 check demo
sbiiisflOB Of troops for the
yregentiOn Of pnemploy-
ment.
III the reasoning OF the
: -sol8e1 leader Is correct. one
would find the United States
and Great Britain maintain
ing their armed services on
something Of 4 wartime
easis instead of dem0biliz-
usg - rapidly a. 10 threaten
tee complete collapse OF es-
seatizl defense forces.
The western demoeracies
bazs already reduced their
cghting forces and are con-
ifnulng the process. By con-
trast. the Soviet Union main
1sins the Red Army in ire
mendOus numbers and Stain
an1 other Russian leaders
constantly talk about the
danger Of eapitalistic ag-
gressiOB against Russia and
urge the Red Army TO be
prepared al all times.
If one is TO credit the Sow
isa leader with sincerity in
his explanation Of the talk
about a new war. il is only
logical 10 assume that the
reasons which he assigns for
such talk in other countries
are, in fact. justification for
the policy now being fol-
lowed BY the Soviet Union.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-11
LEGAIS

IN nsKEE tNgENHT ~ 1atsE,sS NBMRT.
IA AM Hsakzz HkssN ka8g9c xstsEsMBsa..
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1CsEI Alksl ITS III NEEssIE'H d q Is q,
sss0FEaeufErst@S AcngwaI AS Charles N.
Nestle, snt 6. ri, Nestle. Ilscsasett.
AO1MIE AZ TflaaAts FE.aNTA0M
HafeR FINAL aaEssg n AReESE NSIg
AasAErAa9u1sA -sakaE NM 1sBARS N8N
mo ALL FNghf0Eal TT RLAY 5g10TH1e yEzEESf
NgsIies is f1tsDAby given UiFeI tGtyEs
filau MY ItrInl returns as Admins
ftTtetaf ElE fssalEiR NgB All sst4s ksssESSzss
tuf Charles RI %nsa4Sy. .a8ksp lkangN-r1
az q ltEaSiles n. Nestle and e. I'll MssA+s,
stis'GeaSsta, 9ltlaf ! siEEIe LIED HgE DE-
niusnr snr aitnal ,tlssstlsrEe aEIFa thai
q Will gaIsHly tti tins Ekszfltsr,Estkle EstlSs-
mgII1n II Iitsf'tt. Country .eIttEEsss, AfFIIf-
nsee County FNsuritia on the 2LLsg ut
elesR2iser hg41G, fen 5EsIYlTrFspal ct IRe
Same AND EiiFnl tkE,shlEgsEt tss Admin
tssrrattyr ile BIIEtS MN 81 the s,sseiabt'
.uf Charles Fl NeaiesN, tgfsp aNrns1 iTstAs,
ltunGwil ils CssltfsEes RI NesLe Hnti C. IL
Ntssslks. etaHssissssfs.
ttttttstsittsT ssEfa. I94sh.
TGtM I'D. FW.AUfkIESE,
Adulsnissh-RBar tn bal6tk 1lssn ut
the ESTATE. vi Charles H M4.ssissss,
fatsg SuutaGETnssk a Nse " n as
Charles FL Meste alt9 G.. I'll.
Mesle sLlsesasad
s0ct a. LIS -. 1s4G
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BATHING BEACH EGsABs
l1;rsusu3 70 q ksessqJl lt an ana oJ-
d. 1t H. lsu2re ~ s.oLuty Conn
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d. sa1Vtaso ~ 1&t 2gtt t.a> -
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fa 1 M ~ - a'5t'', II TW@ 4sa5feg
soaa f5taE g,h@aas * Dollars $50
issss.sE tai 3 nd ~ to- Gut
IA Jerks rffftt4 ia The MONROE
Crtsurta G4yusi l3ua.se KY A-ss7
Florida on Or before Jt-~ eKriJ@~
1jto - thirty fset ctars fTp59 tbs
4;s - ~ th+ 8iEAl Ig"llt-stt $50 ~ Ah2s
At.fi5.l sa-piv. 74sa gath dan u f)r-
t.,i..- 7lee ~ 80, ts,4r 81 EN<Sb
a A.. u nv ~ 85d, wtf5 t4 vsse 14sr1.
~a4d bonds p5s5 t44.er Gale MARI
Isl 1895 8,~ in M o. .syr1tir4sa jrp51
e sue 7'aopaz..ssa J*yalaf% IS 4@04t)
.eastl. and t4sss 5at4.,4ast - tt.@ ra1e
- Tire and one-9 uss-,tr. per ts-at..
tS1st,4 4e, aBaa45 fYp,u 1tD QAee
hereof unsi1 Dc Le pz ts.vle setus-
annually esu vh4 3es d. "a Fl III, 't.1
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+,s iq.ea, % 9@ cu. p~1s actSf at5 80
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49,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-11

Miami newspapers are
smart; they advertise their
programs in the newspapers
in large display advertise
ments, besides utilizing their
own vocal medium. They ap-
peal to the eye as well as TO
me ear.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-11

M1S, William r. Warren and
MLrs. Robert z, SpossSWaooa, sep-
re.ssrsalrsg Key wess, aegs here yes
seqGay 10 s1aeno 3 anecsanS 'a Ire
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-11

Today Toe Citazen SagS Ia -
editorial paragraph
~leagaes 30 n04 always asxaSt
courts IN rendering lasilce. To-
isesNe u o. n1I
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-11

This is Friday. SO it is APP
propriate To mention the fact
that the scientific name Of
the common mackerel is
"Scomber scomber." Sounds
more like nickname than
one given by men Of science.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-11
key West In
DAYS Gone By
: Is TAKEN FzcSE FILES
CT yEE CITIZEN O.
OCT. I'll. Tsgs

Eslcts were opened this -ncTm-
ing III Miami On three of zhp pra-
posed Overseas Eags1NEsE hraagss.
Lowest kletg In gsash hr.gkFt were
RarEt 10 neutrality-suspicious. nm TsnAks-
hassaR
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-11

The Veterans who are in
office all over the country
are about to enter a political
war that will leave scars
also.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-11

Products % Cuba were GsSifa9a-
lGae6 yesterday afternoon al So
Carlos srneag csaAan e0a0AasaS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-11
At8WNGE SfE RsEzx88sAHE
ga WNAKE eStsT NsW 81 EsSzEfsA 68SM ~ u,
RapMk&sE S4gE MA kM'AHSE 2at
E3as8RKeKFAE.


4sks&s&sAlkA6.
Estate sgf
BsIEKsM A4tI4G q 1.aNEI AZ O.
UeEaSett.
TsafT STATE or FyLacEEaI9A, TO
ALI PERSONS .INTyITEapsE'I TX
aME- Ies'T Ate }fI1 6A1lp IsBC'E
1SENNa
AIsp are tissrehY nFsCEHtssd LTEEa1 q
ywar1frLett Ttestrgtnl<srry TRerI'tsIfbEIaG 10
I,t ttst Last VIII and Testament &c
sssia stlaoesGtsaFt nfes t+zer attn1r1ed to
lsrt.tlsste its Said Court
Atsu agre iseanssiyX .etgIIFtaantato With
III ssrN CsalenIaf EHEsH1us tTam rtae
date If ltae first qualification 81
t4lts ntsritse 0p appear En said CttgLs'Z
stItd sshuw ~ teese If ANY yVu eeGI,
N tx The ae-yiul sd aatd CUUfrt IN
d traR saslQ MII te Tr'p6aTe
should .nstT stand n TT+sHa t.s 80
.tsSFA1-4 IA \ NJ lNI9 X. LORD.
L]uuGetE 5utsge N9nrs'e
CutsigtH FkplACia
AespI 9a- y. s,cs. Al 4. - =t-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-11

MRS Cara Lewis. who hiAd
been ia KEY West VISITING rela-
savuS returned yesterday - For
L;aAarfxsale.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-11

C11ies1,s nE TIE CaNsn mas-
sAips 4ahaa carae 10 Neg Mess slos
tire Fl Gsraao xse Yaaa celebration
were entertained last aagAs ~
the kcg Mest cesraass caae
with Mayor Harry Galley rs A9Ss,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-11
.UJRID NdIsENFORMAITON

NiEkgA IIE&1sE <NktNtkbl 1kkAtH1Axzz2kSae
and their tendencies than
amy uther man in the United
States Weather Bnrean In
those days Key West got MS
hurricane news. rs III con-
eernled Tins eTfg, fnum MIN
and NOT outside sources.
Key West to-day has Ca
palle men In hts Weather
Bureau, one OF W8HeHm work
ed under Bower, and The
Citizen feels THAT they are.
we'll able TO give us Iadof'rEla-
tii0n aboIFt hurricanes when
they occur M dflis area. OF
one thing we are certain.
they are i'm q far better pc
8rtiQn to give us THAT news
concerning ns than is THE
IA eatheT Bureau I'm Miami.
Last wear. when Il ilufnI-
cane passed 10 the east of
Key West and struck Miami,
THE Weather Bureau an-
mounosr rjhene, time and
again. had the hurricane
euuling TINS WAY. Even when
it WAS evident that dihe nen-
ter of the storm would miss
nA, DE said it would STRIKE
In the vicinity of the Flor
ida kegs. MVt until the
eleventh hoH.. when III WAS
evident the hurricane WAS
headed howard the M3sGTai
area. did he discontinue
talking abegt the Fl0ri d Il
ArY7g,
AT il o'clock In the mesm-
ing, when the direction Q1
the wind in Key West veered
10 the northwest. indicating
that the head of the center
of the hurricane had passed
nosdh OF Key West, III .
poGifrt due east of here, The
Citizen informed the eQml-
snamdant At the Navy Yard
that the hurricane would MOI
strike Key West.
But the commandment eva
IDENTITY keeping liza mind what
be had heard I'D Miami an
nouneements. lasuaa state
merits an1il 4 O'clock in the
afternoon about tail N-lnds
fro1n the hurricane that
probably would strike Key
West.
Let as return To the bur
ricane reported on Sunday
AT 5 o'clock Sunday after
noon. the Miami Weather
Bureau gave oat z lurld re
port in which IT Was stated
the hurricane was headed
for the Florida Straits HUI
ricane warnings were order
ed np fnom Key Largo 10
Fort Myers.
Now. KEY Largo Lies due
south of Miami I1 would be
Impossible for 2 hurricane.
moving toward the north or
meg1b-nor1heas1. 10 strike
Key Largo without striking
Miami also. Why then did
he stop Al KEY Largo? WAY
did he not include Miami
in the area Of the supposed
danger zone?
Finally. he knew the l&tl-
tude of the hurricane be-
fore and after il struck Pinar
del Rio. Cuba. How was he
able 10 figure out that q bur
rieane in that latitude. NOV
ing north or north-northeast-
wardly. could enter the Flor
ida Straits when ii WAS
headed for the Gulf Of Mex
leo?
The Miami reports Sun
day and until 5 O'Clock Mon
day morning caused much
uneasiness not only 10 Key
West and the rest Of the
Florida Keys. but also
among former Key Westers.
residing in other states 10
this country. who sent an1-
ioug messages here iDqnlr-
ing about the extent Of oar
devastation.
And the reports out 81
Miami last year caused al
least one radio commentator
to declare that Key West.
dashed by heavy winds and
seas. was i'm ruins.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-11

As a rule people do not
want YOU to talk; they want
YOU TO listen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-11

.Isaaaes 4. SNmnncnesieA neao -
Asraa inemsance uoinpasE. lefx
yesterday s0v AEaanas 81 . nazsl-
nssss Vas4z.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-11

Most people judge men
only By their success or for
tune.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-11

Anyone can stand " b Z t
he likes. but how many can
stand what they don't like?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-11

The freedom Of the press
belongs to the people Of a
nation. not solely to the
owners of publications.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-11

MIzrz1 ia assist State Agzoamey
@. A. Moraey in the psuserasacsa
of capasal rssc in csrcass court
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-11

Ssair Planning Beard hesa IN
Jacksonville.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-11

"a alEEE Gsgs8 NHW a41Rsts4sAk &Abd nv.
50 AND IA&sR NaSaNdEe4sAG asa MY
aMeSAK188A. IN 91AatsasA1a..
an Atse biseate ,gf
Il. X ,CfNgNLtsE alEsD known rs
DANES 4sDhsf'T Csunlfts, Ttee@ssResC,
N.BaagH sEKr BNAaAk 1SE.aN9H4sA
Istsh THA Al 1aKEt n a 8E6sFC 8sSN
Asksa&8 AAkAN2 attkA
To ALI AylEE0GM IT MAY eCfClNC sEsEsN.
N0rl"% II ttei'etly E'ks5tsn 8tEAI q
have flttG my Tina rtIlFrTts as sa~
lIlfniNrrat0r az the .tsEEa6t Ed j.. h
Combs. &isp known ar DANES. Rob
elT f}anth&, ueaeaSed TtiBt Z hgNt
flied MY ptstse}0n duF fITaI dis
charge an0 that j viii a1pltly % phs
Huuarssti+ 4ssvmtItd z llIll.el C'aur-
1y JuItg,e I'd MtElErof County. Tsl6gf'-
itsa @sn aitfbtJbsF .alRgy, I946 ter abb
lrrtNa ttf the stEntt sglt0 Far 1.tnBi
Discharge tts attnEtntEEr1guor Of The
tsstE8uts Of a. r. Cunstls Aksa kptaNS'n
as ..lame.s ftt,tesr'E G'stngtsh, tieceaBta
sE3erUheF Z. EDAt
L. p. LOWE
Adm H. lsEr&tor ef yht eHtgEtR u8
:. * sGssgIlliS .s-kse i1aJsW'n IA
DANES Bgst,tsr3 C.aTGktS- lsHeV'eastsa
ttCyt ST. - Nh Est-AD
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-11

Assistant State ATTORNEY J.
Iianaeslut Lester left yesterday for
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-11

Grouper Boat. 3612 #, viii ice
1000 lbs. Of fish 20 horsepower
heavy duty Palmer motor: Ap-
ply 70 Harvey Court. Cedar
Keys. Fla, octl0-3t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-11


a As~A1A1 CONNIE l IN
NOW AlAA1 aN1N4N ln41Ng -
@A4Ae A1's-4la1zSg As
lsasssEsfali-ae O'Eaea1itsA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-11

Teta-szas-lf yoa need q bath
room In your home. or have
need for any ether plumbing
supplies we win help you get
vour priority certificates Come
ia and let aas knew what you
want Penper's Plumbing Sup
plies. SD Fleming, Phone ll8.
sept30-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-11

Trailer. 'Kozy Coach" metal top,
electric brakes, excellent tires.
No. !. Rest Beach. ectl0-3tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-11

1871 Ford Tudor Sedan Best Of
fer takes It. 1924 Packer St,
phone 1851. octi0-2tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-11

Paint-Flae White. Lowe s. Son.
Sss Olivia ST. oct10-2t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-11

One set steel twin beds. inner
spring mattresses and double
Rolla- Way bees. ll3I Fleming
Sireet. oct9- 3tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-11

2 and S-ee6Soorn bungalows,
furnished and unfurnlSneo;
small down payment balance
psyanle monthly, Johnson &
johnson. Phone 37s. octl-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-11

Carr, W0naaH8 tCT general Rouse
work Inquire eli Gay. 49,
Duva1 SG1ee1, Navy Store.
Gsc17- 9-x
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-11

~ asEhE EMsTNuN ~ IatSEsss NgNMRT.
II ana HW&R aEsgsg Ka&sE TttsEMHs3..
HMsa2EsGKaA. HNsHs4aDRhulE..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-11

n ante6-Yprng woman for gen.
e,-a1 office work. Must type and
take shorthand Good salary.
Must pc permanent resident.
Write 20 Box 7Q2- oct1-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-11

2 and S-ke5Sooua bungalows.
furnished and 0nfurnlSnea;
small 6ewn payment, balance
psvahae monthly. Johnson &
Johnson. Phone 37s. octl-tf
Ve1a-szas-I8 yoa need bath
room In your home. or have
need for any ether plumbing
supplies we win help you get
vogr priority certificates Come
IN and let us knew what you
want Peaper,s Plumbing Sup
plies. SD Fleming, Phone ll8.
sept30-tf
THIS week only. Radiance Rose
Bushes, Soc each. FTeeman's,
t12l Catherine ST octS-5tx
Paint-Fla1 White. Lowe & Son,
S46 Olivia St octlO-2t
Trailer, ~kozy Coach, metal top,
electric brakes, excellent tires.
No. !. Rest Beach. ectl0-3tx
1871 Ford Tudor Sedan Best Of
fer takes it. 1924 Packer ST,
phone 1l46-J. octi0-2tx
Grouper Boat, 36I2 fl, will ice
1000 lbs. Of fish 10 horsepower
heavy duty Palmer motor: Ap-
ply 70 Harvey Court. Cedar
Keys. Fla. oct10-3t
3 Chevrolet, good transports
t5on- Come make an offer.
Apply 25~B. MAS. Housing.
octlo-3tx
Corner iot. Duncan and Leon
SIS. IS 4 Sc, Near city park.
Fog S850.oo cash. Apply 705
Division. Room No. 2
oct9-31x
One set steel twin beds. inner
spring mattresses and double
Bolla- Way beas, 1871 Fleming
Street. oct9-3tx
Palms. ferns. crotons. coleus. sui
tanas. cactus. hibiscus. pepper
ons~ geranjuns. p0thos. pom
c1anas. bougs1nvlllaea, stephan
otis, flame vines. frUIt trees.
. Also che sEna]! couch 1904
So0thafd St. Phone l049-J.
cctlI-ltx
Electr1c refrigerator with scaled
UDjt. Good condition Apply
lad PoincLana. octll-3tx
Gate Restaurant, foot Southa-d
street., entrance u Navy Yard
Call 397-J. oc.ll-2rx
2 ana 3 bedroom houses, some
- with electric ranges and cleo !
INK efrIgera1oTs. 70 be con-
pIe1ejy cecono!tloned- Only q
lev le1t.
NO DOWN PAYMENT
FOR VETERANS
You pay actual closing costs !
only. Open foI inspection now. 1
Macarthur Home Subdivision
Office 2S0l Flegler Ave.
octll- Pix |
1884 Dodge Sedan, $4,000. Five
GOOD tires. Apply 32l Sawyer
Lane. Octll-2tx .
Partly furnished house, $4,000
Apply l434 Eliza Street.
gctll-3tx
SoDgsop plants anc cocSanut
palms. 1917 Petronia Street.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-10

Derrick McInnis of the Delaware
rllots' was the guest of his mother.
MIS-. Miriam McInnis over the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter W. Crouch
Nlr. and Mrs. George T. Cannon.
MIS- Wallace Kopple and son Ed
oie We're the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs VIM. {. Crouch in Philadel-
phla on Sunday.
MIS-. Maggie Collins. who has
peen Ill at her home on Federal
street. is now convalescing.
MIS-. Virginia Jones had as Fri
Gay visitors. her son and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jones OF Del
mar.
MIR. and Mrs. David Dutton and
Mrs, David Dutton. ST.. were the
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
Vey wilson, near Dover. on Satur-
day.
over the weekend Mrs. Fannie
Davis has had as her guest her
son, Russell Davis, of Philadelphia
Miss Dorothy ArgO. who is in
training at the Delaware Hospital
IN Wilmington. spent the weekend
win her aunt and uncle. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Barker.
Mrs. William Wagamon. ST.. Wis
tied relatives this week in Phila-
delphia. Mrs. Wagamon's brother
FRED Welch, accompanied her homt
for visit with friends and rela-
tives in Milton.
After being with the L. s. Army
IN Germany for TWO years. Clar-
ence Reed has been hOnorably dis.
charged and is at home with his
wife and little son on Broad street
announcement is made of the
marriage OF Miss Virginia Lee Ad
klns. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W
j. Adkins. of Whaleyville. Md. ant
Joseph n. Galloway, nephew of Mr.
and Mrs. Cleveland James. neal
Milton on Saturday evening Ma,
4. by Reverend William II. Hudson
Mr.. Galloway was recently honor
| ably discharged from the t. s. Nav,
, after serving three years.
f Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Messick ant
daughter. Jeanette. Mrs Bayart
| Messick and daughter. Dorothy
, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
Edgar MeSSick in SeafOrd
} Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Banning
4 and children and Mrs. Homer Ban
ming were Wilmington shoppers q
r Monday.
\ William S. Booker, 43 years ole
!. of Ilartly, one of the three men in
= jured when the truck in which the
We're riding overturned on the Nil
@ ford-Lewes Road. near the Milton
Broadkill Road on Tuesday of las
n week, died on Wednesday in tn
h Milford Memorial Hospital. He wa
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the operator of the truck. State
troopers said the accident was caus-
ed by Interference by the passen-
gers with the driver. The other
passengers were Joseph h. Booker,
81 years old. of Hartly, and Louis
b. Booker. 81 years old of Bowers
Beach They We're badly injured
and taken TO the Milford Hospital
for treatment.
Funeral services for Mrs. Alice
II. Bennett, widow OF the late Riley
Bennett. and daughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. L. Collins. We're
held at Slaughter Neck Methodist
Church on Friday afternoon and in
terment made in the adjoining Gem
etery. Mrs. Bennett died on Tues
day at the home OF her daughter.
Mrs. Irene BeSwick in Wilmington.
age - years. Also surviving are
another daughter. Mrs. Cora Gard
ner of Providence, H. l., three sons,
Riley w and Henry {. Bennett,
both OF near Milton. and Walter &.
Bennett of Haddon Heights. y. J. ;;
two sisters. Mrs. Irene MentZinger
and Mrs. Fannie Davis. both of Mil
ton; two brothers. /. Grant Collins
OF DreXtl Hill. Pa. and George Col
Inns Of Milton. and several grand
children.
There have been several real es-
tate deals in Milton properties dur
ing the past few days II. +. Con
we'll has sold the ID. NJ. COnwell
homestead to Il Mr.. Lehman. Geo
Goodwin. who recently purchased
the Raymond COnwell property on
Atlantic street, has sold his resi-
denCe ON Chestnut street to Il Mr.
Nihblet The John b. Mustard prop
erty on Atlantic street has been pur-
chased by Robert Pittard. Martin
Black has bought the Lillian Cadt
dwelling on Union street. Posses
sion to be given on July |. Mach
Mitchell has purchased the Nadi-
kan property in North Milton.
Work on the erection of Il hom,
for Mr. and Mrs Horace johnson
ON North Union street. has begun
and is expected To be ready f0
occupancy during the near future
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We are glad to report Miss Anna
Galloway much improved and she
extends her appreciation and
thanks to each and every one who
remembered her with cards and
flowers during her illness.
Miss Ruth Rhodes. member of
the Greenwood High Cchool Band.
visited the University of Delaware
at Newark, Del. to represent Green
wood High School in a state Band
Contest on May Bird
Miss Margaret Mcdowell was
siven a surprise party on Wednes-
day evening in honor of her birth
day anniversary. Miss Mcdowell re-
ceived many lovely gifts and en-
loved the delicious refreshments
served by her entertainers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Obier moved
to their new home near SeafOrd on
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The Chandler House. recently
purchased by the Dorsey Burnhams
has been remOdeled. the lawns put
in proper condition and, above all.
brightly lighted during the eve
ming hours. thus obliterating for
mer dark section of that part of
the residential section
"MOther's Day" will be observed
at Grace Methodist Church on Sun
day by special singing by the jun
ior choir. and message apprOpri-
ate to the occasion by the pastor.
Rev. Milton r. Elliott. The evening
service will be dedicated to the
mothers of this town and commun-
ity. The public is cordially invited
to attend all services of the day.
Friday.