Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-15
NEWS OF THE DAY
At new CASTLE.
Good Will Fire Company Decides
to Improve lts Equip
mont.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle, Nov. 15.--The board Of
directors Of the Good VIII Firo CO.
last evening met and decided to ask
for bids for cquipping the REQ
chemical engine with pump. con-
verting the engine into a booster ma
chine. The following companies will
be asked for bids. u. 4. Fire Appa-
ratus Co. OF Wilmington; Childs Co.
OF Philadelphia and Halo Co. OF Con-
shohooken. Pa.
This evening the members OF the
Temple Club Will meet in the Masonic
Hall for the purpose OF reorganization
and fixing tho sum OF the annual dues.
All members OF tho Masonic fraternity
are requested 10 be present.
Postmaster John p. Murphy has
posted in the corridor OF tho post
office tho following list OF unclaimed
letters: DIR. n. Samuel Bleakley. Mrs.
Bertha Doublin. Davis Shamrock (2);
DIR. William M. Horner: Mrs. Eliza
beth Miller. Mrs. Clark. Henton: John
T.. Lazenhy, George II. McCulla, Mrs.
Amie Mitchell. DIR. Alex Ruzwiclt, Miss
Frances White, Mrs. Ellis (2).
Because of tho failure to secure
quorum last evening the members OF
failed TO hold a meeting, an was
scheduled.
Last evening John Carlin defeated
William Tidwell in the first of series
OF three games of indoor quoits at the
Good Will fire hall by the close score
of 81 to 10. The final game will be
played this evening.
This evening the members OF In
dustry Council No. 20. Jr. o. u. A.
NJ. will meet in weekly session.
Tomorrow evening tho members Of
the Red Men QUOT team will play the
members OF the Good Will Fire Co.
the second game of a series. The play
ers representing the Red Men arc II.
A. Barnes, Albert Wnhelne. Howard
Wilhelme, George Proud. John ely
mer and Charles Clymer. The team
representing Good VIII comprises ID.
Beckett. Frank Beck. Andrew Lenoir,
W. Peyton, Frank Murphy and EN-
NETT McGrory. The referee VIII be
Maurice Kelly.
Tho large sectional garage at the
state rife range has been completed
and the 10000 feet of concrete flooring
laid for tho housing of 20 trucks,
several machine guns and anu-air
craft guns and searchlights.
Additions Are being made at the
stores department Of the American
| Manganese Steel Co. in the building
of pattern shops and store houses.
The management of the Royal
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ture show night from Thursday 10
Friday.
Last evening Jimmy McDevitt and
Edward II. Naylor, Jr.. began the list
| ing OF names for entries for tho street
run, which will take place on Thanks
giving day. Several prizes have been
donated and viii be on display a. soon
as received.
The funeral of James r. Webster
who died last Thursday evening. took
place yesterday afternoon from his late
home at Townsend. A large number
OF friends from this city were In at
tendance. Services were conducted by
Rev. G.. p. Jones OF the NJ. Il. Church
of Townsend; Rev. W. Cullow OF the
NJ. u. Church at Warwick, Md. Rev
C. y. Northrop of the NJ. E. Church
OF Middletown; Rev. J. Graham OF tn,
NJ. Il. Church of Clayton and Rev. J
II. Bicking OF the Methodist Church o.
this city.
Tomorrow evening the members o
tho Board OF Education will meet il
tho superintendent's office at
ioclock.
Edward i. HushebeclS, who is con
. nected with Richard Hopkins. roa
. builder. at New York, last evening ar
rived in this city and Will spend sever
al weeks here looking after buvines
matters before his return.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Greenwood
who have been residing in this cit
for some time, VIII move TO Orang'
Va, where Mr.. Greenwood has secure
s. position.
, Engraved. private greeting card'
Ask 10 see samples for Xmas and Me-
| Years. Order now for delivery Dec
I is. All orders have to be made
4 special order. Brittngham's Phar
macy.-Adv.
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