Evening journal., 1913-10-30
SIX BANDS TO
LEAD THE FUN
At new CASTLE
Halloween Parade There To-
morrow Night to be EIabO-
rate Observance
POLICE KEEP EYE ON
THESE YOUNG MEN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Del, Oct. SO-when
thc first southbound train stopped
here yesterday morning two young
pen were seen standing at the depot.
A passenger got of the train and in
formed j. Ernest Phillips, station
agent that the young men resembled
che two men who attempted to hold
up a street car conductors in VIII
mington on the previous evening.
Later they walked along the cutoff
tracks and when they game to the
Delaware street crossing Watchman
Murphy told the men they we're not
allowed to walk on the tracks. They
told him they preferred not to go
into the city and asked him if there
we're many detectives in the neighbor-
hood. Last evening the young men
we're seen, this time in DobbinsWlle.
One OF them remarked that they ought
20 bc IN Virginia and expressed his
regrets that they had missed a freight
rain which was going south. Officers
lobin and Lewis went to Seventh
street but the men had disappeared
In addition to the New Castle, New
ark. Polish Eagle and Newport bands
there will be two other brass bands
In the Halloween parade here toiHor-
row night. Adelphia Lodge, No. S,
Knights Of Pythias. has engaged the
Point Breeze Band and the Newark
Fire Company will be accompanied
by the Italian Liberty Band OF Phila-
delphia New Castle firemen feel
more than grateful over the an
nouncemcnt that the firemen of New
ark will come over with forty men
and its apparatus The committee
in charge Of the Halloween celebra-
ton feels that with six brass bands
and two fife and drum CORDS in line
there Will surely be lots of music.
The Pennsville Lodge. X. Of p. will
be in the parade and delegations OF
the several organizations which will
parade are coming from Wilmington.
Marshallton, Newport Delaware Cjtv.
Salem and Pennsgrove. Two addi-
tional prizes were received Yesterday.
They arc parlor rug from Fogol
and Cohen. Wilmington for the best
'rube" and a coffee pot from Theo-
dore Cavender for the best nurse in
line. Electricians began the work
yesterday Of stringing wires in front
or the court house so that the SQUARE
viii he. in its brilliancy tomorrow
evening.
Chief Marshal Walter Sihlev re-
quests all organizations TO report at
Fifth and Delaware streets. All band.
arc TO report az $50 o'clock Tho auto.
mobiles and floats. with the exception Of
the ones in line with organizations. ar,
20 line up from Fifth east on Delawar,
towards the court house square Mhei
the Good VIII Fire Company starts on
Il will proceed alnng south TO Fourth. &
DchguaTr 20 sixth. All other division
will tall in at Fifth and Delawar
streets. Immediately after the parad
the masked ball will open in the Opcr
House. Where an orchestra of six piece
will furnish music. To avoid all troubl
every person who enters the Oper
House must produce an admission ticke
because the doorkeepers will not be abl
TO tel who arc i1cn. and the 2J cent
'ir'ission will not hurt any one
setbook.
There Is womaus umbrella at th
rostofticc awaiting an owner u was lcf
in the corridor a few days ago.
Irwin Manning had his right foot 50
ferely bruised by a casting in the plan
0i the Baldt steel Company.
William Kirk has accepted a positio
an q Philadelphia woolen mill as
weaver.
The vcstry OF Emmanuel p. Z. Churc
held meeting last evening 10 arrang
the details for the laying Of the corner
stone Of the new Sunday school buildin
OIL Saturday afternoon.
Charles Townsend. who has been a
employe Of the Southern Traction Con
pauy, has accepted position in tn
Jackson and Sharp plant of the Amer
ran Car and Foundry Company.
All members Of the fire company wi
be- special officers tomorrow evening.