The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-30
HARRIS0N-EAST NEWARK.

1t has been decided by the Children of
Mary Sodallty OF the Church Of the Holy
Cross, Harrison, to h Id an orange festival
at Parish Hall, Harrison, from November
IL to November %. Inclusive. Plans are
being made by the committee In charge of
the festival to make the affair one of the
Parish Hall, In the interior, will be pro-
fusely decorated with orange colors, and
it is being arranged to have the different
booths placed In the hall. One Of the e a
lures of the event will be a sketch en-
titled "A Holy Terror" which will be pro-
duced by four members OF the Junior Hoy
Name Society OF the Holy Cross Church
on the initial night. Efforts will be made
also to ave Mayor Joseph r. Rlordan, of
Harrison, and other prominent HARRISON
lies, to make addresses on the opening
night. The festival will begin on Monday
night and end on Friday evening. Mem
bers of the Children of Mary will assume
charge Of the booths.
John Loranskl, II years old, Of 3A Cross
street, Harrison, is confined to bed at his
home. suffering with painful burns on his
left eneek and eye, which he sustained
while at work N the plant of swift 81
Co, Kearny, yesterday, where he Is en-
ployed. Loranski was carrying a pail OF
boiling water. aud was about 10 set 1t on
a shelf in the factory when the water
splashed over his face, severely burning
nun. DR.. T. Leo Cailan, OF East Newark,
is attending hlIn.
Ferdinand Williams, OF POI North Third
street, Harrison, with his daughter Mary,
- years old. and son Pnillp, . years old,
on complaint of Truant Of1eer William
Taft, OF the Harrison Board OF Educution,
were oefo e Judge Branegan In the Har-
rison Police court yesterday. Williams
was summoned to show cause why his
children do not attend school. Inc boy
has been a pupil of School No. 8, Harri-
san, and was recently suspended Tor dtsor-
derby conduct by the principal. The girl said
that she wanted to 90 TO school but her
father would not let her Judge branegan
49, VHTlIInta. pT1fnigp that the Nhll6FDn
would be sent to the grammar grades in
the Harrison High School right away, and
be kept there until old enough to work.
This matter was brought up by Trustee
Francis McSorley at a recent meeting OF
the Harrison School Board.
Mrs. John l.. White, of 30 South Fifth
street, Harrison, has returned from a
stay with relatives IN y "a She
John II. Dunbar, Of 301 North Fourth
street, Harrison, has returned from a
lengthy trip abroad. He lett Harrison
about four months ago ana mad since
travelled through Germany, England ana
ireland, aud then he visited relatives IN
Glasgow, Scotland.
Health Inspector John T. Mcclure VIII
make a detailed report of his recent visit
to Trenton at the meeting OF the Harr1-
son Board Of Health tomorrow night. In
spector Mcclure, accompanied by Health
Oficer Albert e. Geisler, OF kearny, re-
turned Saturday from the health inspec-
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Trenton last week. The matter Of having
a steam hammer which Is located at the
plant of the Crucible Steel Company, Of
Harrison, and against which many resi-
abolished. will be considered. Residents
say they cah't sleep at night because OF
the noise of the hammer
The fIne.al of George H.. Hem, rs years
old, OF IA Cleveland avenue, Harrison, who
died at his home Saturday afternoon, fol-
lowing a brief Illness with typhoid fever.
took place yesterday afternoon. The in
terment was in the Paramount Cemetery.
Members Of the Henry w Lawton Coun-
Gil. Jr. o U A. M. and Kearny Lodge.
/. o. D.. F., attended the funeral.
Mrs. Terence j. Pagan, OF 1872 Cross
street Harrison, is Ill in ct. Michael's
Hospital. Newark
owing to the fact that Thursday nigho is
Halloween, the Entire Nous basketball
team of Harrison will play its weekly game
on Friday night at Jacobs's Hall. Harri-
son, when they will line up against the
Tamaqua Five, of Pennsylvania. The regu-
lar playing night Of the Harrison team is
Thursday.
At Harrison Oval, Harrisonf Sunday aft
crnoon the West Hudson association foot
ball team Of Harrison Will play the How
ard and Bullough team, of Pawtucket,
4. I.
The Entire Nous basketball team, of
Han ison went to Bayonne last night and
played the Liberty Five, OF that place,
and were beaten by the score of 21 to 20.
william Hill, 81 years old, of Washing
5 Sn,ns seree eond Ng%ar es,rly VII this ig morn,nn b =
Policemen Ward and Walsh, of Harrison,
in Harrison avenue, that town, near Pas
sale avenue. He will be given a hearing
tonight.
The autumn dance Of Court Conohessa,
Daughters Of Isabella, Of Harrison, will
be held tonight at Orator Hall, Newark.
The member of the Ladies' Aid Society