Evening journal., 1915-07-24
NEW Castle COMES IN
FOR CONCENTRATION
Wilmington Chamber Of
Commerce Praises Sister
City For Progress
Q. NJ. D. CHAPLAIN
IN TOWN PULPIT

NV OAo LIE, July I4.--Membe
OF the New Castle Board OF Trade are
highly pleased over the feeling exist
ing between the Chamber OF Com
merce Of Wilmington and the local
commercial body. The local body also
Is pleased at the compliments paid
regarding the booklet, New Castle
as Seen Through the Camera.
The Board OF Trade has received
the following resolution from the
/ Mercantile Section Of the Wilmington
Chamber of Commerce:
Whereas, The attention Of the
Mercantile Section of the Chamber of
Commerce has been called in strik-
Ing fashion to the fact that the neigh
boring city Of New Castle has recent
ly experienced remarkable industrial
growth and is attracting new indus
tries and new capital steadily, and
Whereas II seems appropriate to
point out that the town of New Castle
Is being developed in large measure
under the wise and competent leader
ship Of the New Castle Board of
Trade, one instance of the productive
activities of that organization being
the publication and circulation of
well-arranged and informing indus
trial booklet which displays in adj
mirable manner the manifold advan-
tages of New Castle as a manufacture
ing center. and
whereas. II is apparent that be-
cause Of their neighboring locations
and many common and interdepen-
dent interests both Wilmington and
New Castle profit mutually from the
prosperity of either city. Now there
fore be It
Resolved That the Mercantile Sec
tion OF the Chamber of Commerce ex-
tends to the city OF New Castle
through its energetic Board of Trade
most hearty CONGRATULATIONS on the
successful development work being
accomplished, and expresses the
earnest hope that its industrial
growth may continue without inter
ruption, and be it further
Resolved, That the said Mercan-
tile Section hereby pledges to the
said Board of Trade its assistance
and cooperation in any particular in
which IL can promote the prosperity
OF its neighboring city, and. be it
further
Resolved That the Mercantile
Section communicate its desire to es-
tablish still more intimate relations |
with thee ity Of New Castle and it's |
Board Of Trade, and expressly in |
vites the said Board OF Trade 10 sug-
gest at any time any matters in which /
the two trade organizations can CO.
operate 10 the advantage OF both COM
munities, and be It further !
Resolved, That copy Of this reso-
luton duly attested by the secretary
be forwarded 10 the secretary Of the
New Castle Board Of Trade. and
copy thereof be spread upon the min
utes"
The local Board Of Trade will do |
everything in its power to promote |
pleasing relations between the two |
commercial bodies. Thousands Of the |
booklets referred to in the communi-
cation have been distributed, and |
every once In a while inquiries for |
factory sites are received as a result
Many years ago, when Ideal New
Castle" was published. a copy of il |
fell into the hands of a business man
who wanted a building site, and from
that came the present industries
Postmaster Murphy reports the fol-
lowing letters on the uncalled list:
Mrs. Bell Anderson, Mrs. William T.
Bransheld Mrs. Annie Morris, Mrs.
Minnie Moore. George Mullen, J. W.
Parvis, Harry Reed, Mrs. James A.
Toner, John c. Wilson, Leslie VIII
lisms, Mrs Mandy Williams
Louis Vallette, Of Lorraine. Ohio, Is
visiting New Castle relatives
James O'Connor. OF Baltimore. Is
here for a week and will spend his
vacation at Camp Miller with Com
pany II.
Walter ORourke, of Highbridge.
\. j., is visiting his sister, Mrs
Michael P. Devlin
James White injured the thumb Of
his right hand severely yesterday in
company.
General Manager Klopnan Of the
rolley company. has made arrange
nents for the storage battery cars 10
'un from Dobbinsville 10 Camp Miller
very twenty minutes.
Miss Virginia wilhelm Is the guest
If her aunt. Mrs NJ Bacon.
The overflow from Carney's Point
S felt here and many men are here
sally but they are put on the list Of
City Council is about to wage a war
IN the weeds in the city.
Since Selden S Deemer placed a
concrete pavement in front Of his
Delaware street property there is a
very dangerous place in front Of the
property. The Equitable Guarantee
md Trust Company is the agent The
pavement is several inches
Yellow the grade Of the Deemer prop
'rty and an accident is likely 20 hap
cen there any night A number Of
people have fallen there. as they did
Tot realize the condition.
George Bull has removed his fam
~ here from Chester and has accept
ID a position with the Baldt Company.
Mrs. II. G. Cavenaugh entertained a
,umber Of friends at tea yesterday
ifternoon
Mrs Harry Smith had a number OF
quests yesterday afternoon at a 500
,arty.
The Rev R. X. Stephenson. chaplain
4 the Organized Militia of Delaware.
sill preach in the NJ. Z. Church to-
morrow evening.