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HANDSOME
NEW HOMES
1 (IK M m
Owner Who Withholds Name
to Additionally Beautify
West Side of City
CONTRACTORS BID
ON MANY BIG JOBS
west side of the city and will he ol
Th* eontrart for two handsome
to cost about $12.000 each has
mumr
awarded tfi \\. li •i ,, n ,s ; ' n '*
Son. contraetora. who will rommenrf»
th^ work aa *oon aB (Hie to the prop
artles la eleared. Reeause ol the in
definite «(ate of the properties the
builder of the house« wish« « hlfi
name withheld from publication
The bouses are to he built on the
unusnsl design. One of them will he
constructed of white marble and will
contain 1° room» and a hath. It » III
be finished in hardwood throughout
with parquette floors and will he
h H with hot water heil
The o?héï house wll be construeted
irf rVlvrl t.nmlrv brick with an
• BhsstiiK shin ale roof The brick Is
fhe sme kind as "hal used in the
hnnas^ow for the MIsse» M. Connell at
Seventheonth street and Rg.rw
?b: n iones 1 Compäny and has attracted
r^VVier TheÂ^Î.Ï« r.*S
n!m. tmimeJsnd àre^ tntillv different
M 1 « n her hnBd
li2^- ttqikin^on Thiv .rem.Ar ln
nlwicvu-ln l They an made in
rll ' r.mwBnv has I,.», com
The Jones Company has hint com
alsted two very h ^*" n,p **
for R M«n?hv W
ror h .vi naniny ,
rEHrü
....
mA *Z*rtrTÎû£: m C\&
PenuMlvMi« ^Railroad (on, panvtoÏK
rreTted at Charlestown Mil The Heed""'
r 'em ran' Is also bidding <m an ad-l
dll Ion m In,manual Episcopal ctinr.li,
— The addition will
«How the elrnrrh to enter into a new
field Ot work, «hleh It h«F been unable
(n rio hi»rpfnfore Tho addition will
rrmstst of a large assembly hall, a
full' equipped gymnasium basement
j will be
fin the fteut
irnrnenist!
ft will cost ghoul $8.000 and
constructed of concrete
finer will ho Iht a-,-tnbl- hall and on
the second will he the gymnasium
The bids are due the last ol next!
'■"t
Bids have gone in (or the handsome
studio for Miss Ellen dnPont,
daughter of General T. Coleman dn
Pont The studio will he erected at
Eleyenth and Clayton afreets. The
eontrnel has not been awarded When
rompleled the studio will he one of
the handsomest in this keetton of 'he.
i uni -
Developing Heilefont.
Ip a short time Mrs. Mary Ward
will build » handsome bungalow all
Belletont. The J. Jackson Pierce
Company has charge of the develop
, ment of this section, and ia making
rapid strides in selling off Ihe lot.
Mrs. Ward's bungalow will contain
(lie rooms and a bath. The interior
. will be finished In while with
mahognay doors and the house will
be one of the edatcst of its kind in
this section tor the money. Although
! it will cost only $1.800. it will be a
vc*ry pretty litt 1 % home.
"The* .) Jarknon Peirce ( ompany
has hit upon a very liberal plan of
disposing of lot» al BeUcfont. ' Any
■ÜMM 1 who wants to buy .» lot may do
so and If they will select the kind of
a house they want the company will
build If and allow the rent of the
property to pay for the residence.
In thla way many iieo|>le who could
not secure large loans from hanks,
because of a lack of securities, can
>
'
obtain a home.
John K. Healy and Son are over
hauling the properly at No 4(»3 West
Fttghth «treet which was recently
acquired by ihe Oblate Father» of S'.
France» de Sales, The properly ad
joins the present school which is be
Ing overhauled by Mr. Meaty. The
.school rooms are being repaired
and patJMed and many other little
repairs are being made preparatory
, to th- opening of the school, which
will Ita'e s much larger attendance
than e'er before
Owing to fhe great amount of hnsi
ness lbs. Mr Heal} has seemed In
the past few months h- ■ an hardlj
take • a,» -t all thi ■ > • -
to him and he has been forced »ever
al time« to refuse large jobs outside
the cRj- SO that he might lake care
of the Wilmington business that
comes to him
Charles Dougherty ha« t-tarfd to
rar» the bnildiugs on the northeast
miner of Eighth and King street,,
where he will erect H handsome hotel
Thompson has revived
i for Mrs. Emma O. Simon.
Walter -i
the ren* i * ' ' ■' eciton at g
hick garage for M. McDaniel
T" • - end Harrison street, ir
w ill cost a lion i $7Ort.
Ridding on Court House Dork.
at
W. H. Jones and Rons are bidding
on the new Sussex County Court
house at Georgetown. The structure
was designed by Briuekloe and Can
tilng. architects, of this city and
Easton. Md. The building will be of
brick with 11m.«tone trimming*. It
•»ill be two high ,
thousand dollars.
" ■ 'Io m R r May has reeeOed the
eontrart to build a Sunday school
room for West Presbyterian Church, j
The addition will he of brlek and
will cost about' $l.o"o The two
houses No. 702-704 Wollaston street
in the rear of the church will be
ill be
rased to make- room for tlio new
cla>»a room.
D. L. Topki»« \% buildiiiB nixteon
hoxiHeaw at No*. 25^1 «nd 2521 Waah
Iferin on afr«
Yin n t In four blockt of four house«
The houses
They will contain eight rooms
hath and all modern con veil
Ir will h* I'rid
each,
and
teneea.
Fsrrell and fohl, are erect inc a
garggr at No. RMY Madison Htrr»l fr»r
Samuel Parrott
Tn Offer LoU.
fht Delaware Truat f ornpany will
hohl »noth»« auction «■«!»* of (hr section
if »« drvrlopm^ cpppsitf (he
V cjilr wa**
fourth of
vi ki^h
I'#nn~yh-4nia r»iileo.id shop*.
%#>!(] I« ( vent, »ind »bout
fhe lotf were sold Thr ««
caat \Nedne»dav. fhnradaiv. Fnd^v
~—1—"
Ciiy Playground Work h
Over for Present Summer
work, which hn* been
;«niuna the children of (he ci tv • )i ie «»um
X'ÄESSp&'lSÄ
deserted, Miss Jennie Weiner, the an '
jpervjsor. who ho» handled the work »o
capably and »H offtciently, left l««t Set
. Hrdn > for I nd in it Hirer, where »he i»
i »pending lier vacation. She w ill return
1 next wo«*k. and Hill sonn he ready lu,
! \\ li *'* "I- 'l' 0 p" 11 , nml l! " i,,lP ' "° ,k t ' ,r I
I a\chi Ivml n«'io|in^ K«m>ui.
I Only (hone who uere elimely in touch 1
Continued from First Page.
( works. Thin lank was one of the
'larger si/.e and was tilled to the brim
(»Uh oil. It helng estimated that It
,. on tain C ri 30,000 barrels of oil. When
slruek l( went off with a mar. the
Haines shooting high In ihe air. The
' <mH 0,1 •his will total $ 20.0110 on the
ol1 i,n d II5.H0« on Ihe tank.
The glare from this tire ami other
blaxes around Wtlmlnglnn could be
•»"" line.
Lightning atruek a large barn on
fH, 'm of a man named Trainer a
'from Kennet! Square and
building was loially deslroyed.
j ^ «°ek and farm Implements
i "opki..- I a pee.din. ex
1 !epX.t ,h ||.u" B VHm.k': , ;h;re .IT* 'vivh,
FIERY BOLTS
BURN BARN •
NEAR CITY
•
" f into the e m-l.-» , |
' l ""' ««am» time the light l,v which
br «'•» readinu inerea-ed it- brilliant
ri _ ( f()||| . . nMlinwl , hn , Mllli mi
• •»** "Hie light» in Hie lioitse were »I
llrl ,,, jp ,|„„M r tiroir
usual nowei. I Tom the ( edars could be
-ern the lire of the Mbkey barn, ne,r|
Clifton Mill . the oil rank- (tient Mar '
;p. 2Ä r-...
1 » ••- to,
«»>••"'"* "'™ck a telephone wire,.
,1omo of Oentelbaeh. No.
r ' nft K< '°" R,r ' ,p L ""d '*"• OPr "P an ' R ° r 1
,honae had a narrow escape from (
1 'njtiry. The boll, entered Ihe dln'ng
j "long the wire and after shat-!
."Ting the elrcnll breaker Into bits
* fnrmod U«o|f Into » ball of firo and
bbIHiik through (be dining room
door Into Ihe kitchen »nd then ont
the back door Into the open. The
kitchen door was open at the lime
and Ml Oengelbaeb and four mem
ben- of his family were sealed in the
room watching the storm..Uee-.on
1. "' P '•"V nf "ff ? r, V
Inc some of them Mr. Gengelbaeh
said today he rannol nderstaml. Ho
«aid that If the kitchen door had been
etrsed he don't know what would
have happened. Aside from fright
none n( thoan In the house suffered
mil III results from thetr experience,
Levy Court Commissioner Scott',
TownsaDd »as to Wilmington today.
i He said there was no storm at Town»
«end last night and not enough rain
fell to dampen Ihe dual on the roads.
i When Superintendent' Jntnea W.
Foaler, of the New Castle County
Hospital, went to his «table this
morning lie found his valuable drlv-j
lug horse dead. As he failed to find
a murk on the nmlnal he feels that
the horse was killed by llghl'nlng
during the night's storm. The horse
had a good road record and was
valued at *300.
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ARnFMTFS Trt
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HllNilK Itrllnlir
*IUllvI\ UL/UllUL
1 -
Tomorrow »-lir he »
non.or.o« will he a gala day a
A,, ' p, b " " p|1 Henry l,eoige Day will
l,r observed in a lilting manner. In
I addition there will be a conference
The notices ,
of Esperanto, teachers.
Tax theory reads a.» follows:
at Arden. Del., Sunday, August 31,
si 4 p. m.
sent out calling stlention lo the cele- )
hrallon of the founder of the Single
You and your friends are Invited lo !
«Bend a rneelliiE held in rnmmem. i
..... ,
orate (he birthday of Henry George,
!
Speakers ox peeled Hon H Martin
Ill sms. Of Washington; Henry
' „Î,, . n!l . , 8n ' 1 n . 08 , „ , r sl ' , i
I htladrlphia; William L. Price, of
, * ' ' • an< * Stephens, of
" ' "
• , *] ~
\ m | 8, ] f ' rp J 0,r " " ,p hPS ' an ' 1 P" r
1 U mertielne see that you get
. 11 olPV " HonP > '*'" 1 Tar Compound In
preference to any other for nil
roughs, eolds. croup, as'htna. hoars
ness, tickling throat and other throat
»nd lung tronbdes. It It, a strictly
hlEh «rade family medicine, and only
«pproved drugs of first quality are
used in Its manufacture. If gives thi
jbe*t re»ult*. *nd ' "M.i ns . i-> it. »
streets. Wilmington, Del,*
: X. B. Dsnfortb. Market and Second
and Saturday. Several valuable pi ire«
w ill be given away. !
I'.. II. MilU -1 i, putting in the new )
front of the store room owned by E. K. j
st of llannn'K op Market
I'lie store will present « fine ;
;
j
|
llannn,
|»,
.„ m p,ete,l.
, ", („hiding a „ .rehouse
for tbr Elect ne Howe ..mi Rubber C„,„
panv | m „ |, ro „ „warded (>« U. I>. Bad 1
l( |,„ u 4 ( „ , 1( ., ,, f ,*i« lu -,n, 1 1 , 0 *
j imiWing Hi i| )m , ,. lr ,. t , M | Ht Cxxolft 1. .md 1
»freet». and will lie lilx'241 feet in
>, |;,„wn A \\ bji. -i.l,-- aie Hw
architect,.
\\ |> Haddock 1 t o. will build two
«idc of
Pennsylvania a'e
stone and plaster
«latc slag root
)Tbcv will e,,«t „bout F4b0O each and eon
nin
[ trout*«.
-t 'i\ bonnes tu« tlie
Krank lin Mroet ucai
«•"(
mH-, They will In
ith iminsnrd
i Ihr -atur ««omp-my ill
| u«»rk next
jot (hr h«iil«liii 3
Shoe C ompHi) \. nt
mid owned
Mver»». Thr work
hanÜKonir lir>*t nnd aeeoiitl front «nd re
■ontl stone« and
at air way. The >tore
i th«* hnvhomfiNt -h»»*» estai*
in the ritr xihen romjdetrd.
Thr uerond « ill k made into *
stoir m»-| i<*nt d Nri* heitiu;. light
ittiHrd
will begin*
extensive «Iteration^
•upird hy (hr Hanoxn
No. twrj Market
hy Hh e pp anl &
ill ifiiiNiHt of n
6 treet.
(ini^hiag (hr H* »- ( mid -
erecting » new
hr nne «<
h-hinm! i -
,ii
ulc auJ nlumlmu wiJ' al*n h*
,xtifh (he platground work realized it 1 »
»f the more fortunate lidle
:Si^'r.. to ,w™Ä,r ..
Hundred« of Hu- lily'* poor had onlv
(he «tiret», und wore' it not for* the
movement which i» faut taking hold »■
lone o'l the foremost in thi» citr an well
In» in ihe citie« of the whole country. the
little unes would never have known lit»
en jnr ment - «f »wing, ami »and pile ..„.i
all that makes the Hummer days sueh
hajip'
>\ one» for little folk.
Continued from First Page.
different union», and there wilt lie »pe
r«"I addresses In prominent sneakers.
1 1,11 «"d winter work at the People's
Settlement will begin next month.
Heoigaiii/ato-n „( (he various elus»e»
*'*ll I» preceded by the annual lug straw
which i» always keenlv enjoyed by
- s el I lenient l">y» and girls.
Mmnl.ei» of Ht. Paul's Avenue A»« )
'Tutten, an niganixation mmninent in
«"•* at Hrandywine So,„mi. camp
'K"""" 1 ,- are busy with preparations for
11 '" " * ,| ' k - | 'icelmgs are held
,mm V' l} * ,, 1 on,M « fb.c dilfe.e,,
•'•cm' er», and e-eh n.onlh bring,
'K.... ..
,
I";; B. Mni.k l ay lor. The
-""' " Ode, w ill lan.g ( he n-m.I
IT"''" drbntantes, and with Die
'""IT' will <»>n,e (railsp,see
""d «"""■' enjoyments galore tor the
brand new debs and those of lust win
,f * r ns well a» the yoinign »miety mem
ber» and allHi ose id sim ilar t»«te«.
-
nilil fll Plllin A V
[RURAL SUNDAY
SCHOOL PROGRESSii^r.
-
R ran( 1 vw | n p H UIlHrpd A Sm<a
Drqn«yWinB nUllUlCa ASoUtld
1 fî nn a n Pennrtc an
( tlOO tO MfKe KepOftS Oil
TIUirS(l?y
t — -
i i n Clnvmont M K Mmrrh nf uhirh
;th R { " ' ujM
l . * . ' 1 '
| 'e .eld Ihin,dny afternoon and even
' n,g next the tenlli ainnnil eunveiit ion of!
CHILDREN IN
SCHOOL AGAIN
NEXT TUESDAY
tin Brandywine Hundred Sunday »cl.I
orbit cm. Th.ilteinling the tit -I
w illtake ...lie«,, and re
! main bn I.. -r-'i..n W ilming
a)l( | |trollov ears pa,s ne'i Ihe
, '
1 j„ M « ill' h,
|j. \i.n,on,
,,f the ehnreli.
; Hie oflb-ei- of the ..
George \\. Simon, piesident; s Larkin
of]H»n),\. vice | icidenl, ami I'.lien
' Baldvvin, swr etnry and treasurer!
I he >periiI m u*in for (he
uinjor (hr dii«M tinn
«yxisted In (lie cllplr
■
Following i» the progi-ain arranged
, Afternoon session—2.00 p! ni De
J votlonal service, (he Rev. George
Simon; 2.20 address of welcome, the
• Rev. George E. I>ewTa; responses, the
! Rev. j. T. Richardson, the Rev. Geo.
W. Wtldln; 3.00 report of Brandy
wine Hundred Sunday Schools, the
Rev. George W. Hlmon; 3,30 "Tern
peranee Work In Delaware," i'he Rev.
K. L. HotTeeker, District Supertnten
dent, followed by discussion; 1.17,
icradl* Roll ami Elementary Work
I Miss Mary K. Talley; 4.30 The Bible)
jij« «ho Snnd^v Srhnnl ** th#> Rpv I'd
vin (Î«nînr?: ?.tÄ Kl«c\ ton R of * ÔîS
Irers- Collection and Benediction
EvI.nïï'Â-'Lno.^ "dmI
''•<•». the He». S. I.aikin llanlo : 7.l.\
-How to Held the lining People in the
Sniidnv School." the Rev. J. T. Richard
•»on: 7.30, The Simda' School Twenty
^ ^ N .,„
ihirding: 7.47>, -nldre»«. the He\. Charle
ltmt>i, nu,toi hâlgennair M. K. t'hnreh:
8.(10. adore-», the Her. K. H. Collin», of
, •'.' ,,,|p !- v M K f l.nr.;li; s.;m open di»e,„
by superintendent-» of Brandyw ns
linndred Kunilav schools; IMIO, eollcelion
N.
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.md liem-diilinn.
! RE.TI HNS FROM El ROPE.
i Among the arrival* from a EuVo
pcan trip who landed In New York
morning from the S. S. Baltic was
Dr, P. W. Tomlinson, who has been
! „penning Hie summer month* abroad
t>r ' Tomlinson will arrive in
mlngion today, and doubtless will
, nan . Interesting experiences to
relate about Fhiropenn manner* and!
tomB .
-
( H \ Hi.IB "HI BEATER.
Within ten minutes after •• war
- rant had hern «worn out h> Mrs
i K( (fl grown, of No HH1 Lancaster
avenue, thi" morning, against her
: husband Burton Brow n. the police
) had the m! . n In the police sratlon
Brown who Is accused h> h' » w ife
of wife heating, h" will h» ,;t,en
• hearing In ODy Court Monday morn
(ne
PERSON AL.
Mies F.lUahefh Maeklem. a gradna'e
of Beloit High School. Is visiting her
grandmother in thi« city. Sh" wps)
formerly of this city, but now
! nelolt, Win., and »pent Wednesday at
) Ailantie City,
j Mis» Elizabeth Bevt* has returned
home after spending two weeks at,
; Atlantic City.
of
1 K dney Trouble begun with a lame
* l.ack
1 J. L. Haekl. JM7> Eighth at rest, Lin
j coin. III., was reeenlly cured Of
had ease of kidney trouble that start
ed with a lame back, and say«. "I
am ri rtalnly thankful In getting a
cure of my kidney trouble by using
Foley Kidney Pills,
. self.
) Fécond streets, wiiniington. Del.—adv
I
MUis Anna Bevis is a guest of Mr«.
Nathan Steele, of Principo, Md.
Try them your
N. B. Danforth. Market and
r:
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let us T yr
give you a v.
Kesinol Shaving Stick
i
Trtaî »ür frr«. Eroncb for a •'■or* of Booth
lrt« r efreth'ng«hBVM ContB'n* Ih^hea*
•"t, Bo.tiBBctvc Re**no* Wr»e
to Deot. FF, Rernol. Raltlrrorr, Md
■
A x CONFERENCE
Take Part This Afternoon in
Discussion Over New
„ », , - ,
D FI OOP AtjOrOflCfl
__ _
'council CHAMBER i
I
TnE FIGHTING GROUND
LEVY COURTMEN
When Cfly Connell as a committee :
of the whole met in the chambers at
2 o'clock this afternoon with the rep
roseiilatives of the Board of Park
Commissioners and the Street and
Sewer Department to consider the use
of Ihe playground at Third and 1
Bridge streets as a site for the ap-""
protiches to the proposed new bridge
members of the Levy Conrl of the
county were present. Thin fact was
rooncll.'V Martin e! Smith, a mem
Irer of the Levy Court yesterday in lhe("
following letter to. Mr. Dilloii.
\ ew Castle, Del.. Aug. 20, C,»I3.
.City Connell o) Wilmington.
Clarence M. Dillon. Clerk
Dear 8 rs: I am in receipt of your
comniunleatlnn addressed In the pres
ident and members of the Levy Court
«nd sent to me reriuealing an alten
dance at a eonferenee between the
r ounc „ lls u oonlmiUB , of lire whole,!
the Board of Directors of the Street ,
H1K | Sewer Department and the Board
of P a,k Commissioners, for ihe pur- 1
pnP ,. n| eons-derlng Ihe matter of |
VÄVÄ !
h r^oeîoek "'n ' ,n"
without rk ognixlng the right« of
„ ny of fh „ hodtes it, the premises,
L„ d nV erb.oking Hie fact that Ihr real
for your various bodies to pre
Rrn( yoUr nr(< „ )T1P „ H anf , rBag011R hl
rrs(Hr(J |() |hp hubjec , , nattrr rf , hp
r , )k j f ,, , ( - oul .,
sitting as a bndv at regular or spo
rial meeting (bei-anse the decision in
the 'matter rests whollv with Hie
zs-x's: I
BSÄTtf lUbÄt
f ^ " pfrm ' lhp " r "bleh I have!"
, hp honor , n bp H . membf , r |;)krs a( .
,io " matter !
Again thanking yon for your kind ;
Invitation, I am
Very trnlv. 1
Marlin E. Smith. I
-_ '
Tha modern bonrewife depends upon
the Wants to provide capable home
worker».—-A dr.
_
X RAY ON HIS
KNEE FAILS TO
SHOW KINKS
Major R R. Raymond. United Stales |
engineer of this district, returned last |
.night from Washington where lie was
|ordered to report a week ago for oh
Wpijiertatlon and treatment for supposed
, .. ' '*
i IP,in '" 1 Hni •" H"' knee. Major Ray
|" ,,inrf w- us cored of this ailment some
time ago. lint the physicians sf the!""
hospital had a number of X-Ray photo
,s , ,
, P " „ , <" '"e knee and nave
y , lo nn,, an -' ktlll<s -
i ' ,M J or "'.'""Kil was at hi« oftin- this
morning, lie «aid, liowner. that |„
must go bark to tin- I,..spit,,I next In,
1 i . . , .
j *"• ' " M, a 1 !" * l "
'em.,in Is- wa» ih-l aide to ,.>y.
M« i«r «.. >.„. ; n.i. wir . ;...
1 , . ,p|p " ' "• 1 '
l rn " '"'bmgcid tin - disti nt >m Dc
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DUPONT SCHOOL OPENING.
The fall term of the dnPont school
will open on Tuesday September 2.
Milton T. Townsend will have charge
ol the inunnnl training department.
The other teachers and the grades)
... m . » , it ... . ,
(hey will teach follow: Mi«s Adeline
Semple assistant In High School:'
Miss Ethel Danxenbaker. seventh and
Miss Anna Rogers,
eighth grades;
sixth and seventh grades; Mies Ell*«-1
j beth Krauts, fourth and fifth grades;
! Miss Mary Rumor, second and third
grades; Alias A. McLaughlin, first
Wll-[grade and Mies Helen Satlciwalth,
kindergarten.
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Renter«, Innei«. hmlilrrs ate qnleklv
and tboronfibly satisfied with the in
! valnahle service rendered them bj the
Want Uolumns.—Adv.
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H jCleCI LluSSIfai nlgn JCHOOI
: ana College rrepstfllory fOf
—
SALESIANUM
Boys snd Young Men
Plentv of
j
| Individual attention.
Langnace« md Sciences.
Drnfting a Bpecialtx.j)
I Commercial Course. Minim Ltepnrtment.
Alatheinntirs,
j
!
;
Oi>i»iiin^ .md enttuncc rxnmination on!
! Monday, ^opfember 8, at R m. Apply
Very Rev. Chas. Fromentin
Eighth and West Slree s
Fochok Tea
First Pickinçi ol Seledeti 1 cas.
A hlend that makes a Ira
grant and reireshintj drink.
Sold Only in Bulk,
70c lb.
Turner & Stelle,
Distributors,
7th and Market Sts.
Rochester Visitors Are Made
at Home By Reliance Com
,
DiHlV IV» CITl DCFS
__
see workhouse and
BRANDYWINE SPRINGS PARK
FIRE VETS
SEE CITY!
While the rain wa« fulling in torrents,
twenty-three members of the Exempt
'Volunteer Kirenien'» Relief Association,
of Roihe-ter, N. V,, arrived in. this city:
ln»t night and marched to the ( in Hall,
, vl) „ lv „„ ,, ( |,| lr „ ,, f „-eleonie d-ln
... ....... „ ....
1 l,v V|l, . v "' >'• " l " tP -
Air. White also turned over to the vi»it
or» (he key of the city. The firemen left
Koche»! e, on T hursday and spent ye,.
H-r.lay ni Atl.into-< il j Inn ing (he Inne
f 1111 '' p ' I hey left -i\ coin
rade, (here who will arrive in W (lining
ton this afternoon. The Exempt A
.dation i» composed entirel, of volnn
.... , ... .. .,
1,1 1111,11 M - " "" " 1 " "
"id ,lr c department ol Rochester,
lire department in the city i» now paid,
| p nn iTtelr'arrival at French streel
. . , . . , . . . ,
s,a,lon «•* vtaitlng firemen found ihe
members of the Reliance Fire Com
puny in uniform In walling with
young's Band
"*
P-a. -Tie Fame Fire Company house
alMl
f " rPP ' C1,y Hal1 -
P-'d « high compliment to the llre
men of this city whom he said «ere
as effeeilye as any in the country.
Hr also hid the visllors a hoarly
rn *»e. The response was made by . I.
P Kislinbury. foreman of (he visit
'ng assoelatlnn. After his speech five
äts« * r
t.
banVlé. was hebt H w a
0 ' . lonc , bpf . or ? . thP v,8l, " r . s ^ Pr ;
deeply Interested In the good things,
Refreshments were served and a
Ä p K "^ was theraler/r
f Parles H. Behrendt was tne raterrr
a l"' hart e' erything prepared , "/'n p
" h " pP p ,h/ h no.l h |''r ire»nié
wr,f ^ Kror<pf1 tn 1,01 ' Gilrespre.l
,hp| r lieadquarlers ln this■ HD'.
. ."' ,K trin in L xov
taken an Inspect.on trip to .he N
The
They marched down
Front slreel, to Market to Second.
They attracted much attention.
(he City Mall acting Mayor While
Ai'
el
,
fasti" County Workhouse, i bey "f*" j
Joyed (lie riait thoroughly. The visit- !
ora took a great deal of interest in the j
whipping post. After the trip to the ;
workhouse the visitors were taken on
a trolley ride th Brandywine Springs
„ . . ... i
Park, w -,ere Ihov again enjoyed thorn-j
selves thoroughly. !
Thls afternoon and evening Ihe vis
Kora will he the guests of the Volnn- j
Rrl'ef Association at
King I
leer Firemen's
headqqiiarters. Fouth and
streets. A banquet will be served.)
They will leave tomorrow morning at
!) o'clock via the Wilson
Philadelphia, where they will take a
Ira'n for Buffalo, N. V. after vhieh
' llP - v rP,,lr " •" ,hp|r borne
.lames .I. Groneh. aged 7'! years, one
t) j ( bf ,,| { j rs ( members of the visiting
association, lias always gone away on!
trips ever taken hy-the visitors.!
The following were In the party :
-I. P. Isllngbnry. C. S. Briggs. N. H
nrandt. John Chase. P. Willems, R.
Renfrew. R. C. Regnells. M Karlin. P
Jehson. A, H, Otto. C A Lellare. W.
Woodruff. M. Leone. Cniickhard. Ed
)," !1 ' rt H « w *-. M ' " aI L p '„ r . p ' t . Kaa '
InuiHon, F. ( oiipbuI. r* rf^d f.Hor, ,1. \.
rfvf!r - r Kv;,n Kf,warcl MlllliiRfon.
.1 I. DeHollnider. James t, trench.
K. C. Mailings. J. H-hs. R. T. Chapin.
Lin-- for
Charle« .\. Mathew« and Albert SteeB.
FOR NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA.
Take Horsford*« Veld Phnsplmle.
Sufferers from acid stomach, nan
»ea or sick headache wll find this
relief.—
Ionic beverage a grcntfnl
Adv.
,, «9* memobiam.
MrC AT MJ*.Y In iovinff r^m^mbrnnr»*
rf , rlru(| , M-Cnlicj. «ho .ls,.»ris.l tld» 1 er.
\ug,,si si. 19„4
(lilt
(■
•I forgot! Fi).
Mother.
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SINES AND WELCH
FLORISTS.
So ?\1 W. 8th St. and No. 8 E «th St.
fut Flower« and Funeral Designs
Oelmartln 1788
.".«78
•2)2 and 214
\V. '.mth St
Telephone*
1203 2(174.
JainssT. Chandler,
Undertaker
m: iTHs.
.lohn M Whmord.
'.»ohn n r»v.ng«r,
rtbA Terr!» R-udniph.
UT MOI. PH In Hi k pit'.
191 /,iba l>rrii> K'idolph. r.*»n «f th*
Inf* William I*. Mi)d Martha \ Rudolph,
fîelttiven. friend», ruirf«*. I nHp, Nc. <*.
«». O. F.; Keokuk Tribe. N«» D. Imp'd
R Nf «nd înduntry l,od|o. No. A.
O. t W.. ar# Inritod ( • N!«pnd th* fmipral
tiifp reBid*»no^. No. -Po.% T»!
nu'.* ff!rp*>t. **n Monda, morning. 8ep(em1
I. m il o'rloek. Inirrrnrni at Riverv.
i.
■'>. .1 h
pfimUfry .
i kVINGKC In til la Hty.
I9ia. .lohn 'k Faringar.* a^H ho a
Rf otivcs. friof.ili». ropmhfifii of Kriendahip
1 , 0.1 a**. 8. \v. M. st. Oaorg^H \»«.
9, K. fî . T... 0111 I piitploypK of thr Mjibt.» ft
Ä- Rons ('ompanjr «r#* iarlfêtl to ntt^nd fh#*
fiinerâl R*rvirPh nt th«* r#»idrnra of hlff
Krotbrr In law, F.lrafr K.. Taylor. No. 10*36
Ttlflday Rf!**rnoon. H«*p
Interim'll! at l.om
\»)ff».)s! Bn
< lirstmit stro«»!.
trmbfr 2. nt B o'clock,
hardy r^»n#fpr> .
WHITfORD In fHis* rily,
• 101B, John M. Whllford. i»2»d «7 yrnrs.
ivFo. frlrndh. F.dri) No. 34, Î.
I». O. F. ; Ihr Post !.'n»n<I <»fl(r#rh' Atko
riMiiuo. î. O. R. F. •
A. O U. W..
K.vrning htp i
hi» lute
street.
b c'fiwk .
tcry .
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OeUnnro Lndg*. No. ■
f employ**» of (he Every i
»fp<l to Ultimi the f'inornl »I
No. a 13 WeM
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Runda Rffrrnoon. AugnM 31. «!
Tiitenneiit ai RKerview eeme
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Sarali Corl to
UNDERTAKER.
The Only Licensed Lady
MICHAEL A. MEALY,
Undertaker and Emhalmer
OFFICE S, M. Orner Tklrd and
,lifMon Streets,
rhnna O. a.nd A. 5317.
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Present coupons and picture
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Coupons must he presented
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SATURDAY,
August 30, 1913.
t
r m
IK
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V
.. y
¥
- : s#
Kl f»rf)n»hl H«» UrreiTed J""s.
di n rer >cw Jersey
yacht Klhel after a very enjoyable
ernine down Ihe Chesapeake h,
stops were made fl t Betterton. Rock
âæîîjâ sää|!S5
I""««r msxs
Wk - . ___
VISITORS IN PULPIT.
rtlp ,; Pl \\ Hlj.,,,, I-:. Mi,„mell
p r .-.,,-l, at the morning services in Bar
''"ih S,W ' ' • Uiureh t;.mmr.;w. and
»he evening the Rev. L. U lute will
pr.;a. I.. .Sunday »eh,ml will meet at 0.4Ô
,, ' ° l ' k '
THIEVES ROB P0ST0FFICE,
1 lii*ve.» broke into the postoftiee at
Hnrheson, Su»»sx emnit.v. »..me time
Thursday nigld. and made . .(T with i
. nvr ;„ p)> ,. attempt wa» made
i, ,. Pi , k n , p it is Mionght the in
Mmder, were frightened awav .
3TORK FOR BISHOP.
phia, has received Jurisdiction over;
The investiture of the wider
was made by Cardinal
Bishop Ortynakl received this new
field because of his knowledge of,
RuHiepians coining from O.iHcla.
Hungary and Austria and also beeaua'!
of h.b active work among them.
Is Cardinal (Toltl's plan gradually to
increase the bluhop'R Jurisdiction in
this respect.
Rnthenians
Bishop S. S. Ortvnal'l, of l'hiladel-1
all the Rutheiiian churehe« in New,
Jersey,
authority
Gotti, (irefed of (he Congregation of
(he Propaganda at Rome.
UUTIMJ PARTY HO.XL.
Herbert II. Ward, Jr.. John Rice.
Speak
man. John H. Mnllfn and J. Frank
Davis, of this city, and Paul Mulltii,
George Groff and Edvard Britton, of
West Chester, have returned on the
■lames If. Shuster. Charles
ill
YVRESTLER BREAKS ANKLE. •
-AVhlle wrwtllng yralerdaj a' Jar.k
!«<>" «"I V™™* • Ia "' PS M,,1 '
. ,, ,
fracture was reduced at the Delaware
Hospital.
hern fell and broke his ankle
The
National Convention of the Plumbers,
held In Boston. Mas.»., has returned
home. flirre wore son delegates al
th" convention and about a.n equal
number of other visitors.
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HETRE AT COMES TO EMI,
The Catholic priest« of the dlocesej
0 f Wilminglon who have been on their
„nninil reireat at Villa Nova returned
boniP today.
HOME I II"M UH\VENTfON.
K. W. Jefferis, who attended the
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A Word of Appreciation
We wish to thank the people
ol Wilmington and surrounding
territory lor the hearty co-opera
tion and steady patronage that has
made August one ol the busiest
months we have ever experienced.
It there is anyone, who, during
the rush ol business, has not been
properly taken care of, we would
appreciate a prompt report so that
proper adjustments may be made
immediately.
Miller Brothers Co.
August Discounts will prevail un'il
10 o'clock Tonight.
I
?
Announcement!
Effective Monday Sept. 1st
Wc have decided to reduce the price
Diamond lee ten cents a
hundred lo private trade and live
cents a hundred to live public trade.
ol our
Diamond Ice and Coal Co.
BOTtl PHONES
Office 109 W. pth Street.
«tree»,
P! ,r ' 1 ,,1r rpl °r». and
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SALVATM)N ARMY WORK.
Tliu-c in riiur^e ;« t llir* Suivit ion
Ktreel, r
Army Hull. Nu. IOH Ku«t Foiirtli
(are husily ahead with their work
.»ni*) 11,7 the poor and needy.
A Kiieuial ninrdcol pro^r^ni of iiistrn
mental and voral hoIoh, duet.", ehoru-ea
WM i t,-j _ „ji| the -mer to..
■ning. Services Imimrrow and
.Iniihg (he wrek w ill be in .Ttaige ..f
( a plain and Mr-. North.
The Sunday «ehool .-la>»r» will meet
a| in oehH-k. There will lie an .ipjii air
service at French street talion »t 2,:'.o
<>'iTi«-k. and at .T.lè a praise -en ice will
he held.
The V. P. L.
It,and an open an
Market will be held at
The musical -ervic
row .
ill meet at H.S0 o'clock,
,.-i v i'*e at Fifth and
,;«) o'clock,
and «alvatin
meeting will follow at 8 o'clock. Meet
lings are held eiieh niglil eveepling ib n
Ida» and Tuesday, at 7.TO
There will be a penial -"Irliei»'
meeting on Tne .day.
'clock and 8
.'clock.
"f '* saloon and ca'"" on Fast Fourth
at Atlantic
MILL HMIUV HERD.
Thomas H. Coneannrtn. proprietor
spent the dav |
Mr C.oncannnn is much Inler
hB° there
MROR DAY \T FENTON BI N« *1.
The boat Anna plying between this
city and Kenton Beach will make her
usual Sunday trips fomortow. 8.00 and
10 r.O a, in., and L.'IO p. in. The sani"
number of trips will he made on Lahor
Day. and during th* remainder or , m•
week th" usual daily trips will he
made. Th" boat also w-ill run on
Sunday* September 7, 14 and 31, pro
vided *he weather permits.
OIILT PUZZLE.
ANSWERS.
Heraus« you would 1»« ^ttnijr JÇ
for nothing.
2. W lipplinjî.
Tlu»y are **ll mImnu! (h<* sn»nr if
\on I»'! thmi t»(nrt Hv>(.
(. ()i»r ktimt* his und (hr »»(iirr
«•t* * 1 »«- hi- nose.
*». Hppji nee it always
joints.
1.
d
n
jeverytliimj.
Behe-id something •>„ which ears
I" 1 " 1,11,1 ?•'• « ''"" 1 m.aning »irk.
attack
the
»JITESTIONS.
W hv are Imlloon» ill .ur b!-e ;\.irr
I.
rant.-:
'i. Why would an owl get ofl'cndeti if
you r.i I led him a phc-tmnt
3. Wist i, lashtonnblc society like a
siHel howl?
1. Behead a round object and g»t

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