Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-08-07
new Castle AFTER
THE UNREGISTERED
Party Leaders Will Make
Special Effort to Qualify
Voters Tomorrow
SUNDAY CONCERT
AT RIVER RESORT
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

NtW OASlLE, DELI aug. t-fOlltl-
clans were busy last evning calling
upon the men who so far have failed
to get registered. Tomorrow is the last
charge to become qualified to vote at
the primary election Democrats ana
Republicans alike were hustling and il is
expected that the registration tomorrow
will be heavy.
The registration places in this hum
bred tomorrow will be at 2O3 Chest
nut, first district; fourth and Chest
nut, second; William Freeburg's resi-
dence. third; and No. % South Sixth
street, fourth. Registrar j. Thompson
Eastburn, fifth district, will sit in APP
pleby's store, at Bear.
The mother and three children of
family in the west end had been here
only few days when the slumbers OF
Delaware street people were broken by
the cries OF the children and the noise
of the parents. The members OF the fam
ily were seen chasing one another from
room TO room and some of the children
ran to the pavement in scant attire.
duct and threatened TO report the case
to the agent for the prevention OF cruel
~ TO children. Next day one of the
boys asked a neighbor II he knew the
names of big bugs Then he brought
out a biz bat which had invaded their
home the night before and caused all
the trouble. II was the bat that was
threatened with death when cries were
heard, I'm kill him. IL was the bat
that scared the children. The ncighbors
are satisfied that bat dying around
bedrooms at 2 o'clock in the morning
was enough TO scare children and cause
lots OF noise.
Charles Wifi left last evening for Yer
mont where nc will equip storage bat
terry cars for operation on a line IN that
State
Bert G. Cisin of New York, is a train
ed musician and played last evening at
Ocean Beach Park filling in while Eu-
gene Chase was away from home
Director James McPike was delighted
with the rendition on the violin by Mr.
Cisin, who is the guest OF Lee l. Gou-
diss
Plumbers of the Delaware Water Inn
provoment Company and the New Castle
Gas Light Company are now at work
connecting the mains TO the curbs I'm or
der that after the new streets are in
stalled there will be no breaking OF the
streets. Criticism is heard that the bond
commission is not compelling the con-
tractors TO begin the work rs winter
weather will be here before the work is
done
The following program has been
arranged by the Italian Military Band
/ for the concerts at Ocean Beach Park
on Sunday afternoon and evening.
Part l. 300 p. m. to 400 p. m.
II. March, Salute TO New Castle,
Lucantonio
?. Overture, Poet and Peasant
suppe
3. Grand Selection Mariana.
Wallace
4. Intermezzo. Apple Blossoms,
Roberto
S. March. Polp ... -. .....Pullo
IntermissiOn
Part IL. AIS p. m to 5.15 p. m.
/. March. Diplomat o.. g.. g.. Sousa
2. Selection. The Red Mill. Herbert
3. Scene and Duet from Rigoletto,
Verdi
4. Return of Spring, Waltz,
waldteufel
s. La Paloma.. O.. e.. q. .Radkerz
lntetmission.
Part III, ZOO p. m. to SIS p. m.
l. Overture, Light Cavalry Suppe
3 Medley. Echos from the Opera,
Bucalossi
3. Descriptive Shine Under,
Boyer
4. American Patrol. &C.,. Meacham
5. Medley, Remicks No. 70. Lampe
6. March, Electric . 49,. ..Creatore
lntermission
S.45 D. m. to 9.45 p m.
1. Two Step. Some Baby. Lenzeherg
2 Potpour from Martha . Henicke
3. Sextette from Lucia .. Clair
4. Waltze. Ma Cherie F. Kendall
5. March, Uncle Sammy
Finale.
In the town hall tonight the Demo
Gratis of New Castle will hold a meet
ing to nominate delegates to the State
convention 10 be held at Dover.
Baseball will be at a high ebb to-
morrow when Highland will come
from Chester in the effort to defeat
the New Castle A. A.
The Baraca will play Mercury team
OF Wilmington.