Evening journal., 1920-11-19
news GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Complaints Made About
Both Water and Light
Service
COUNCIL CALLS
SPECIAL MEETING
peciaI 10 The Evcnins Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. Nov. f9-Further
complications have been added TO the
water and light situation in this city.
For he past two nights residents OF
Fourth and Delaware streets have
been without street lights, and have
registered complaints with City Coun-
ell. Members OF Council say hey
have made the compsnics a final oner
for Tho purchase OF the company py
the city. r. Il. CLARK, tenant on onS
of Inc Commons farms compialheu
81 President OF City Council Soops
lasi night about being unable 10 Sc
ruro enough water 10 supply. tne
sfnck on the farm. President Stoops
said several persons, who get ,, sne,.
water supply from the Non ,ou,,n
Creek basin, have entered cotnplsinls
with him because tnelr N@sos srpr ~
IS inadequate. A special session vl
Council will be called 10 discuss ine
nropositious and make ftnal decision
n inst what Council will do In potn
T5e Rev Joseph II. carp. rector OF
Tmnanuel Episcopal Church an
nounced last evening, there would DC
special services in that churcn NO NO
vember %, Thanksgiving Day. ~ t.3o
o'clock in the morning Holy Commun-
ion will be celebrated. ~ iv1o 1 clouh1
the rector will preach the annual
thanksgiving serm0n. The offerings
received at these services VIII ne
given 10 the Wilmington Baby Hos.
ntal and Day Nursery, at UT west
Street, ANY contribution of money OF
provisions win be called for II Mr..
carp is notified.
About 325 persons were served az
the supper given last evening IN tne
parish house, under the ausplces OF
he Parish Guild of lmmanuei Cnurcn,;;
The fund raised at this supper VIII
no sci aside for the small church
dent Mrs. Jacob Speicher was chair
Al The Current Events Glass, Of The
New Castle Century Club. mis- aip r
noon, at 3 O'Clock, Mrs; i. II. blason
will give a literary review, on one OF
the latest books. Miss Lena Ruth
Messick. home economics teacher or
the local schools. will address the
members on domestic Science ana
Its Value to the community ana ll
school" The entertainment VIII De
followed by the serving or tea. by
Mrs. Henry Kite and Mrs, Andrew n.
Eliason, committee in charge OF the
Current Event entertainments Tor the
month OF November.
Agnes Steel, the 9-months-old
DAUGHTER OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Steel
or Clymer street. who has been III for
several days is improving,
Archie Lank, the t1-year-old son 9i
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Lapk, of Filtn
phys clans and Surgeons Hospital
Wilmington. last week for append,
ciiis. is convalescing at the home o.
his parents.
A professor from Columbia Uni
versitv New York city, addressed IN
High School pupils and teachers yes
terday afternoon. on the value OF
victrola to- the pupils OF any schoo
for supplementary work. He demon
sfrated his talk by using machine
The adopted son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Hockenberry, Of Seventh street. Is II
With pneumonia. There are ecvera
persons suffering with that disease
throughout the city.
John Abbott. former contractor foi
the removal OF ashes. who has beer
suffering for more than a year. will
an injured back. is confined now tC
his home. unable 10 walk. He was In
iurcd by lifting heavy box.
Oscar Loveless, The flvc-year-ol,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Loveless
who was sent TO the Homcopaihi
Hospital. Wilmington, last Monday
By Or. julius Dodd. was successfully
operated on Wednesday. His condl
tion Is reported good
William Hurt. who wrenched hi
hip, BY stepping on 4 piece OF har
fhre, at the Wilmington Fibre Con
pans plant, recently, Is Improving.
Andrew Gallagher. Frank Bridgl
water, James White and John Mul
ply. OF this city. went cunning Wet
nesday but was unable 10 bag any
the elusive cotton tails.
Mr. and Mrs. William s Weggel
mann who left this city last Jun
Immediately following their weddin
Tor California. and who have be.n r
siding there since. have telegraph
he parents OF Mrs. Wegg nmann. NJ
and Mrs William Green. Off Dall