Evening journal., 1906-12-04
BOARD FAVORS
ISSUE OF BONDS
Proposition to Raise $S0.@ &C
For Sewerage and Street
Paving Purposes
COUNCIL ASKED TO AC1
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NOW CASTLE, Dec. AT meet
ing Of the Board OF Trade held la
evening the question Of a city hon
issue for the purpose or establishing
sewer system was taken up and dit
cusscd.
This question has been before ts
public FOR some time, but until ia
night no definite steps along this ir
were taken. AZ this meeting com
mittee composed OF seldom S. Doemei
John ]. sheridln, Edgar q. Bross an
Lewis 10. Eliason was appointed To cen
Ter with City Council at IT'S meeting to
night upon the proposition 10 borro
$4,000 through an act Of tho Begisla
ture, the bulk o. which to be used f.
sewege purposes and the remainder {
be expended on the city's streets.
The proposed bill provides that
commission to look after the expend
ture OF the money win De appointed D
Council IL is proposed 20 put IL
question OF estahlihing a bond Issue
the vote OF property ownersin the cii
This proposition viii enable proper
owners TO vote on the question.
The combined ch0rs which VIII ren
der the choral service TO be given
Emmanuel +. y. Church tomorrow
5 p. M, Will number sixteen voice
most Of which are from churches
Wilmington, with VIII Al. S. Brow
organist and composer. as accompanis
The following is the program Will,
viii be rendered during the service
I. .
Brown; opening chorus. Sing Allelu
Froth'' On B Hat major) Buck; teno
solo, my Hope Is IN the Everlastlns,
stainer; chorus, Cantate Domino On g
majer) Buck; duet. for soprano an
alto, my Faith Looks Up 20 Thee
Lachner; mixed quartette. Must Jesa
Bear the Cross Alone?" Brown. choru
calvary" On ID minor) Rodney, alt
solo, I'm Thee o God. Have I Put NJ
Trust" Buck; trio, for soprano teno
and bass Praise Yc the Lord" Verdi
chorus. Mighty Jehovah" in 70 nt
malor) Beliinl. male quartette. eBeau
tiful Isle OF Somewhere" Fearia
chorus. Beyond the Stream OF Time
Gin G Maior) Parks, organ postlud,
selected. Win NJ. S. Brown.
The muslc-loving public Is cordialf
invited 20 attend thie service whic
promises 10 be a rare treat " thos
who win hear it. a silver offering wi
be taken, the amount realized 70 b
used toward the purchase Of plan
FOR the parish house.
Ladies' mems, children's shoes. rub
bers, rubber boots. arctics. etc. stoopl
A pleasant party was given az IN
home of Miss Anna Wlnslow. on. From
street last Saturday. Games wer
/ played, music rendered, refreshment
/ served and the guests spent an enjoy
able evening.
A new derby hat floating IN the rive
near Delaware street wharf ydaterda
was recognized as belonging 10 a part
who was out in a boat and Tor som
time il was feared that he was drown
ed. The man came IN later. howeve
and said his hat had been blown over
board IN the gust Of wind whiehfswer
the river.
The Young Peoples Society will Civ
/ n pleasant social IN the Town Hall TO
night and the Christmas entertainmer
win be practiced.
Seldom s. Deemcr. superintendent q
the Brylgon steel plant. Is a candidat
for office of Trustee OF Commons. {
/ succeed John G. AIahoney. deceased.
The Franklin College basxetba
team. OF Wilmington, who defeated N
I Company n team several weeks agl
will play the New Castle Jrs. in Re
Mems Han next Saturday night.
An interesting program has been pre-
/ pared for the Christmas entertainmel
IN the public schools.
Bargain-Closing out sale Of be
blankets. horse blankets. trunks. ma
tings. stoops.
Much interest Is being centered in q
New Century Quartette. which will gi'
an entertainment IN the M. e. ChurC
on December IS.
The new houses at Ba1dton are near
completed, and win be fitted with 9
modern conveniences.
The promotion OF the spoilers
weavers at the Cromwell Woolen NJ
went into effect yesterday morning.
Two games OF basketball viii
played in the Armory next Thursi'
night.
Miss Ida White. who recently unde
went an operation for appendicitis
resting much easier.
The dyke was frozen over this morr
ing for the first time this season
A large tree near DceTors res'laa,
was blown down by the Wind yestei
day.
Miss Jessie Carswei has reirna
from a visit % relatives hg phi ils
phia.
Miss Lydia Nicixle. of Delaware CiC
Is the guest Of Mrs. John B. Manlovo.
Walter Pedrick and James Smit
spent yesterday IN Wilmington
Miss Florence Case Is visiting ~
sister Mrs. Henry Robbins. ineGerman
town, Pa.