The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-29
HARRISON-EAST NEWARK.

1t has been decided by the senior and
Junior divisions of the Children of Mary
Sodality of the Church of the Holy Cross,
Harrison. to hold at orange festival from
November IS to %, inclusive, at Parish
Hall, Harrison. The interior of Parish Hall
will be decorated in orange colors. One OF
the features of the affair will be a sketch
entitled "a Holy Terror which will be
given by four members of the Junior Holy
Name Society OF the Holy Cross Church
on the opening night. Several prominent
men VIII also make addresses on the initial
night.
Botestak Laruoski, q years old. OF 324
Cross street, Harrison, is confined to his
home suffering from one of his eyes beins
severely burned while he was at work In
Swift & Co.'S slaughter house In Harrison
avenue. Kearny, yesterday. The man was
engaged In carrying buckets of boiling
water around the place, and whea he was
about to leave one of the pals on a shelf
the water splashed on the right side Of his
face and eye. painfully burning him. DIR. L.
Leo Callan, of East Newark, is attending
Mrs. John u. White, of 80 South Fifth
street. Harrison, who has been touring
through the New England States, has re-
turned.
John H.. Dunbar. of s0t North Fourth
street, Harrison, has returned home from
a European trip. Mr.. Dunbar visited rela-
tives In England, Ireland and Scotland
and two weeks ago he stopped for a shor1
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tied his mother in Paisley, Scotland.
Santo Kennesky, n years old. of Clay
street, Newark, was a~rraigned befor'
Judge Branegan in the Harrison Polio
Court this morning and fined s., on com
plant Of Policeman Williams, who sale
that Konueskv was drunk Sunday. Will
Jams stated that he discovered Kennesks
lying in a pool of water near the pnmI
works, In Harrison avenue, with an um.
brella raised over him. The fine was paid
The funeral of George II, Hem, of %
Cleveland avenue. HARRISON, took place this
afternoon from his residence, and the in
Hem died at his home Saturday after
noon, following a brief illness with ty-
phoid fever. Members of General Henry
w. Lawton Council. No. 2S4. Junior Order
United American Mechanics. and Kearny
Lodge, No. 1876. Independent Order Of Ode
Fellows, attended the funeral.
A supper was given last night by Passaic
Hose Company, of Harrison, at the fire.
house. in honor of John M. Gibson. who
has Just returned from Europe.
William Sullivan, 30 years old, of Second
street, Harrison, who was arrested yes
terday afternoon by Policeman Dolan on q
taurant-keeper of 75 North Fourth street.,
Harrison, who alleged that Sullivan was
disorderly around his place, where he
worked, was fined $3.50 by Judge Branegan
in the Harrison Police Court this morning,
Frank Kocher, of 3O2 Jersey street, Har-
rison, who was locked up In the HARRISON
Police Station on complaint OF MS wire
was discharged.
Mrs. Terence j. Pagan. of 1872 Cross
street, Harrison. is i'll in Il Newark hos
pital.
A woman who gave her name as Sarah
]. Wigley, of Newark, was fined $40 in the
Harrison Police Court this morning. by
Judge Branegan for being drunk. Police
man Reilly found her last night at Har-
rison and Passaic avenues, Harrison, in a
drunken stupor and had her removed In
the patrol wagon. She paid the fine.
Owing to Halloween falling on Thurs
day night, the weekly basketball game
viii be played Friday nipht at JaccNs's
Hall. Harrison, between the Tamaqua bas-
ketball team. of Pennsylvania, and the
Entire Nous five, of Harrison.