New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16
NEWARK.
OPENING OF SCHOOL FOR ITALIAN
CHILDREN.
NECESSITY FOR An EMERGENCY HOSPITAL
WORK oN THE NEW HIGH SCHOOL TO BE

NECESSITY FOR AN EMERGENCY HOSPITAL
WORK oN THE NEW HIGH SCHOOL TO BE
pEIAYEp-THE WEST END CLUBS FAIR.
The Rev Francesca Pcsaturo. pastor OF the
Italian Presbyterian Church. has organized day
school for Italian children. in the rooms OF inc
church In Planc-st. Two experienced teachers
have been engaged. One Is the son OF Marquis
Degu Azzi viteleschi, of Naples. who has been
a kindergarten teacher In the school connected
u,itb the WESLEYAN Church. Naples. The otner
teacher for older children. is casimiro Scoppet-
tone who has diplomas of classical institutions OF
Italy.
At the meeting OF tho Essex League OF Repuoh-
can Clubs 10 be held Tuesday evening next
q, the First Ward Republican clubroom, Colonel
! d. Slocum will make an address
The Entertainment Committee OF the west End
Club of which Otto Kuhn. Louis Burgessor ana
lanes w Scales are members. Is making prepara-
lions for fair the clubhouse. TO be heid IN O''o
Der.
The Board Of Managers OF the Protestant Home for
the HELPLESS and Aged at No Sc Shipman-st. Is con-
fronted with difficulty. The institution has only
been organized two years and In that time II has sup
ported twenty-five inmates. its full number, and 1t
has still in the treasury A0 for current expenses be-
sides the building fund The difficulty Is this; The
home IL full and the board H. continually receiving
applications for entrance. which cannot he considered
A
object of the organization is to have home for the
helpless Of both sexes. In November there IS to be
sale large scale for the benefit OF the building
fund 1t is hoped the churches will interest them
selves in the affair and take charge OF the different
booths
1t 10 now probable that no work will he done on
the proposed high school building before spring
President Gay OF the Board of Education. says
there number of things to make progress slow
First clear title the site must be obtained, az
owing to the inability to find heir. After this Is
done. II will probably require some time to dispose
Of the buildings now on the Site ana cause tncir
removal. 1T may be, said q member OF the
to prepare plans and specifications and super
wise the construction to some individual or hrr'
but there would be probably an outcry In such
The custom in many places when me
petitive plans and select those which seem to be
best suited conditions. In this way 1t Is possible
to obtain the benefit Of many IDEAS that Would
not suggest themselves to any one man. no matter
quenty architects of very modest reputation FUR
nlsh points that are invaluable. After the pans
and specifications have been decided on, Ii VIII re-
quire weeks and perhaps months before the BIDS
are obtained, the contract let and the WORK actu-
ally begun.
At the session Of Emergency Class Il. at No. 81
Mount Pleasant-ave., Thursday night Dr. WOrl.
the lecturer. stated that two OF the most mpcra-
tive needs OF Newark were the establishment or an
emergency hospital and the opening or the nos
pitals to the working body Of the medical pro-
fession He said that he was not asking Tor an
extensively equipped emergency hospital. Dut one
by which lives could he saved and benefited. In
an epidemic, prevalence of heat prostrations:
its nrcsence would be invaluable, the typhoid
epidemic OF last year and the recent hot weather
amply testified.