Evening journal., 1905-07-15
HE'LL" EXCHANGE
FOR NEW CASTLE
d. & A. Telephone Company
Will Operate y Its Own
Place
SYSTEM TO Be CONTINUOUS
sneolai to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
New Castle July .-I2ealizing that it's
business IN New Castle ls increasing the
j.. g. A. T. & Z. co. has ds,cided 20 operate
an independent exchange IN this city and
is now locking for suitable location for
sucn
For several years past the Nconvenience,
and 1T may be said the necessity of teio-
phonic communication has been Impressed
upon private citizens as weh as upon
business men until there are at present
thirtv-six phones IN use in various sec
tions OF the city The constant use Of
these has convinced the ID. s. A. people
that il will be prohtable ftr them 20 re-
move their exchange from its present To-
cation and establish one from which
calls can be made az an hours of the day
or night In fact continuous service viii
be. established which viii connect New
Castle with the outside world at any
time.
AS the system Is now operated tlrere isl
but few places ia New Castle where out
OF town calls can be made after mid
night. After 10 o'clock IL is impossible TO-
call up a local party through the medium
of the local exchange and the only way
10 reach the Wilmington exchange is by
telephones which have party lines.
RATES TO BE THE SAND.
Realizing these facts and believing that
there is a good field in New Castle If
continuous system is established the ID.
& A. people have decided 70 operate an
exchange here which will give entire sat
isfaciion. The phones to be Installed viii
be Of the same pattern as those now IN
use in Wilmington. The tolls will remain
the same as at present.
FUmGATED THE HOUSE
Dr. William H. Kuntz yesterday fumi-
gated the home of John ridwel in which
scarlet fever has existed. The physician
reports no new cases IN the city,
BRICK WORK is FINISHED.
Frank e. Ross and Company has fnish-
ed the brick work on the new power house
Of ,he Delaware Water Improvement
Company and the roof will be placed on
in few days In the work $4,000 bricks
have been used. The work OF driving the
test we'll has progressed TO depth oil
sio feet where deposit of sand has been
struck Al ll5 feet the drin penetrated
through petrined wood a speciman OF
which is now IN Mr. Ross possession.
Dr. Kuntz. as president OF the Health
Board will next week. obtain sample
Of the water from one of the forty-foot
wells and send IL to Professor Chester az
the state Laboratory. Newark, for analy-
sis
DEATH or MRS. KUNTz
Dr. william II. huntz has received word
Of the death Of Mrs. Dr. Munroe Kuntz.
of Mulberry Ind, wifo OF the brother Of
Dr. Kuntz Death occurred on Tuesday
last
DELAWARE STREET PAVED.
workmen have completed the repaving
OF Delaware street from Front to Fourth
streets. The old cobbes have been ar
ranged neatly side by side and are ready
70 stand the wear and tear Of another $50
years Of use.
GROCERY WAGON UPSET.
While delivering groceries from the
wagon OF the Childs Grocery Company
in Delaware City yesterday, Harvey
Downes met with a mishap. Mr.. Downs
was in house when the horse in crop
pins grass overturned the wagon in a
ditch spillius It's contents.
NEARLY BLINDED BY MUD.
John Elkinton, aged II years. had a
painful experience while swimming yes
terday As he rose from a dive one Of the
boys threw a handful OF mud in his eyes
nearly binding him.
FUNERAL or JOHN ]. DEEMER.
The funeral Of John J. Deemer was
held yesterday afternoon, at o'clock.
from his late residence. No. 80 West
Seventh street. Chester. The services were
largely attended by relatives and friends.
The services were in charge Of Rev.
J. NJ T.. Chiidrey, pastor OF tho First
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