Evening journal., 1913-11-03
TRADE BOARD
OF new CASTLE
GROWS ACTIVE
Expect Many More New Men,
berS at Meeting Of ReOr-
ganized Body Tonight
NEW INDUSTRIES
IS CITY'S PURPOSE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Nov. 3.--lt is ex-
pected that the meeting of the Board
Of Trade to be held in the Opera
House this evening will be largely at
tended. There we're but nineteen per-
sons at the reorganization meeting
a few evening ago, and since then
business men and citizens in general
have been furnishing their names and
giving money to the organization.
The committee on speakers has ar
ranged for Robert NJ. Pindell, Jr.,
commercial manager of the Whining
ton Chamber Of Commerce. TO address,
the meeting this evening. President
Evan G. Boyd accompanied the photo
grapher from the Royal Studio, viii
mington. on Saturday when twenty
photographs of 20 city views were
taken from which cuts will be made
to be published in the prospectus
which will be sent out by the Board
of Trade. New Castle wants more
industries, and il is felt that New
Castle will get them. provided the
town has an energetic, wide awake
Board of Trade. The question has
been asked who should belong to
the Board OF Trader" Back comes the
answer: Every one in the city"
Business men, property owners and
each one who desires to see the city
grow should join.
The more people who come here
the more patrons will there be for the
stores, the barber shops and the shoe
makers. No one wants to knock but
every one can show by his presence
at the meetings that he is interested
in the city. It costs just two cents
week to belong to the organization.
Factories in which girls and boys can
be employed are needed and the work
mapped out is to bring at least two
such plants here before next spring.
The meeting tonight will be held
at o'clock sharp. and all the mem
bers of the city organizations, City
Council. Board Of Education, Trustees
OF the Commons and Trustees of the
Market Square are expected to be
present.
Following the ball in the Opera
House on Friday night, the fire COM
pany was presented with a cake. The
committee IN charge then started a
contest for the cake and 1t was won
by Edward Leonard.
Turn where one will, all you can
hear is that the Halloween celebra-
ton was a credit to the Good Will
Fire Company and all the people"
Andrew Boyson, president of the
Brylgon Steel Casting Company on
Saturday congratulated several men,
bers of the fire company on the good
order and splendid parade. AS 9
mark of his appreciation he present
ed the company withlan additional IS
| John Truitt. proprietor of the GilpiI
| House, says the fremen's' parade wa
wonder. There we're so many peo
| pie here Friday night tina some i'm
, portant things were overlooked. Blu
the stork arrived at the Gilpin House
and Mrs Gilpin and her bouncinl
eleven pounds boy are doing we'll
, Quarter-dollar cigars are now beinl
, handed around in honor of the younl
: gentleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Ford. Mr.. an
Mrs. George Hastings. Garrett Lyons
J.. Henry McIvor. George Irwin anC
John Langan, Of Wilmington. wer'
among the visitors here yesterday.
In St Peters Church yesterday az
ternoon the jubilee devotions at
g O'Clock we're held. The members o
g the congregation will receive Hol,
g Communion next Sunday morning an,
a make the fina. visit that afternoon
8 The Devotion of the Forty Hours viii
{ open in St. Peters Church at the 4
o'clock mass on Sunday, November 1e
Francis H. Hoffecker addressed th
: Sunday school of the M. 2. Churcl
Yesterday afternoon
But for the careful handling of thl
seven O'Clock trolley car from vii
mington last evening in charge o
Conductor Leech, a party of Joy rid
ers, who persisted in operating an au
tomobile without lights. would havl
been in collision with the trolley Th
automobile contained a number o
: young men who appeared to take de
A light in racing the trolley and a
times had the trolley not stopped. thu
automobile would have side-swipeJ
lit. When the automobile reached
New Castle it was speeded through
|. the streets at a rate that thrilled
all.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Cavenaugh fol
lowing a theatre party in Philadel
]. phia. on Saturday night, we're host
at the Union Club.
Seeing a dark object in the river o.
Saturday afternoon, Captain Georg
Pustill and Captain McRodgers, il
e the formers launch. put on NOR
It speed and found Albert Clayton an
q, Edward Cloud, brothers-in-law, upo
raft which scarcely bore thei
weight. Clayton. who is about
= years Of age. and Cloud, who is abou
iii. boarded the raft to try and cate
batteau, owned by Clayton, whic
had drifted away.
Had not the rescue been effected 4
the time it was. the two would hav
drowned because Of the increasin
wind and cold When taken into th
boat of the rescuers they were bot
numb and almost exhausted. The re:
cue was made in midstream. about on
and a half miles from this city.
MIDDLETOWN PERSONALS.
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