Evening journal., 1921-05-04

In compliance with the sugges-
tions Of Mayor Cramer. Council de-
cided to purchase new uniforms for
the police.
Messrs. Klingmeyer, Hance and /
Dougherty were appointed a COM |
mittee to remodel the interior OF the |
mayors office and purchase new fur
niture.
The bonds OF the city clerk and |
treasurer were approved.
Councilman Kee reported the floor /
OF the Good Win fire house in dan
gerous condition and recommended
a new floor Council as a commit
tee OF the whole will visit the build
ing Thursday evening to make ar
rangements for remedying the con-
ditions.
Clerk Smith was ordered TO pro-
vide funds for taking prisoners TO
the workhouse at any time.
Bids for supplying "a inch trap
rock 10 the city for street construc-
ton were received and the bid OF
Talpfor Company to supply same at
IS2.S4 per 1000 pounds. +. o. B.
New Castle. was accepted. other
bidders were: Passaic Manufactur-
I ing Company. S2.93. F. O. b. New
/ Castle. and J. r. and /. r. Eliason,
/ incorporated. sails per 1000 pounds,
If. O. B. Glen Mills. freight making
the cost over $500.
John b. Manlove. city treasurer.
presented a report OF receipts for
April as follows: from G.. Allen
Smith. for delinquent taxes. 1917.
S2O23: for 1919. S3769 and for
l192O. S141.52: for filing names OF
/ candidates for the recent municipal
elections. S54; for reimbursement
for paving the sidewalks along the
Truitt estate property. S12O.19; for
rent Of wharf building from the
Western Union Telegraph Company.
SS.34: for fines from Mayor W. Les
lies Cramer. s2.5O; making a total
receipts OF s3SA47.
Arrangements are being made by
the patriotic organizations OF the
city for the proper observance OF
Memorial Day. Monday. May 80.
The Junior Guards. OF Industry
Council. No. 25. Jr. o. l.. A. NJ. are
drilling each week and will form the
firing squad Final arrangements
are awaiting the return OF George
Pierce. who Is head OF the @. a. r
OF this city. Mr.. Pierce. who is
away recuperating after an illness
OF several months suffering from
blood poisoning. is expected home
next week.
At the meeting OF the trustees o
Naf. fmu
several committees in charge OF re
pairs and renovations OF the severa
j buildings in charge OF the trustee
/ reported the work completed.
The commission appointed b.
! Judge Rice TO fix damages done th'
e Commons Farms along the new Stat
- highway by the construction OF tn
. highway. reported $500 damage
- opinion. A new barn is needed OF
y sufficient The trustees accepted tn
\ the Bayard farm tenanted by Georg
4 blackburn. The trustees decided q
e visit the farm as a committee o
- the whole TO inspect and select a sit
3 on which to erect same. The follow
ing bills were ordered paid: Rober
a Harrington and Sons. painting an
% papcring. s19: John T. Williams
e labor. 50: William Wilson. S13.5l
P. and the New Castle Water and Ligh
@ Company. s1O1.29. The latter fir
n ishes up the rental to he paid IN
company. The annual statement {
r. the trustees showed receipts 50
% 3T466. with AN expenditure OF 81
e 9O457. leaving a balance OF s1.470.0'
IS The amount due from tenants, So
d 4487O: Liberty Loan Bond. $40
- with outstanding Indebtedness {
.s $4,000.
The Home and School Associs
81 tion will meet in the assembly ROOF
e Of the High School building at
Is o'clock tomorrow evening. Prof. !
e z. Snavely. superintendent
.c schools will address the meeting o
present Educational Situation
q. Our State and City"
l. Members of the tank corps haN
W completed arrangements FOR the
AZ weekly Friday evening dance by n
n engagement Of Whites Jazzola bo!
~ TO furnish the music.
~ The funeral of Vincent Multi
NJ who died ar the home Of his fathe
is Michael J. Mullen. on Monday evei
RI ing. will he held from the resident
v- OF his father. 1874 East Second stree
A. at $50 o'clock. standard time. Fr
n day morning. followed by requie
o. mass In 81. Peters r.. c. Church.
no The monthly business session
- the Good VIII Fire Company will
m held this evening in the fire hall
40 Elwood Wilhelm. OF the Baldto
- was taken TO the Homeopathic Ho
~ pual yesterday for treatment.
90 While playing on the pub
"a school green Edward Gebhardt al
Henry Speicher. school boys. dash
. after a ball and bumped their hea
n. savagely. One OF Edwards tee
made a cut on Henry's head.
James Gear. Of United Stat
Navy. is spending his furlough ne
vi with his aunt. Mrs. Mary Gear.
Se Mrs Margaret Hunter. OF Fiji
ne street will entertain a card par
eu az her home on Thursday evenii
er for the benefit OF the New Gas
High School Alumni Association.
10 All members are urgently
lrt quested to be present at the mont
m ly business session of the Ladi
he Aid Society OF the First Bapt
'ill Church. at the home Of Mr.. and NJ
TN Edward Mcdowell. Of Third sire
'se on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. James King. wife Of Jan
,ht King. who has a grocery store
an the corner Of Second and HarmC
val streets. is under treatment at
he Physicians and Surgeons Hos