The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-17
HARRISON-EAST NEWARK.

An important meeting will be held by
the members of Harrison Camp No. 10, 294,
Modern Woodmen of America, at Record
Hall, Harrison, tonight, when the question
of participating IN the big Halloween
parade of the Elks in Newark will be dis
|cussed. Efforts are being made by the
a large delegation attend the demonstra-
ton. State Consul Alderacy, of South Jer-
sey; District Deputy Martin, of Mary
land, and District Deputy Tolen, of Essex.
will be at the meeting to advocate that
efforts be made to increase the member
ship of the organization. Several members
of the general of the Wood
men will also be present. and will assist
in making arrangements for the Harrison
camp to take part in the Halloween turn
out. Last night some of the members of
the Harrison camp attended a session of
the general arrangement committee on the
Halloween procession held at the Conti-
mental Hotel, Newark.
An automobile which was going at high
speed along North Fourth street. Har-
rison. from Kearny toward Newark.
struck a dog this morning at Central
avenue and it was injured so badly that
Policeman Thomas Dolan, of Harrison,
shot it. The number of the auto was not
obtained.
Invitations are being sent out for the
marriage of Miss Anna Durkin and George
w. Hotaling. both of East Newark. which
will take place next month in that bor-
ough.
Trolley car traffic was delayed for about
twenty minutes late yesterday afternoon.
at Third street and Harrison avenue, Har-
through the bottom of a patent wagon,
owned by the c. Miller Contracting Com
pany. Of III High street, Newark, onto
the tracks at the crossing. when a chain
holding up the bottom broke.
Foreman William Butler. of Neptune
Hose Company No. 2, of the Harrison fire
department, has called a special meeting of
the company for tonight, when the members
w.sII rnantxro n snvr orpora4,g Tho r,oNf
ing will be held at headquarters, Cleveland
avenue, Harrison.
Final arrangements were made for it's
annual reception and ball, which will be
held tomorrow night at Jacobs's Hall. Har-
rison, by the members Of the arrangement
committee of st. Patrick's Alliance of
America. Branch No. 4. Of Harrison, at a
special meeting last night.
Michael Hearn, of BOZ Ann street, Harri-
son. who has been i'll at his home, has re-
covered.
The married and single men of the John
r. Mulligan Association, of 313 Cross
street, Harrison, will play a, SWITCHBOARD
match in ten-man teams tonight at head
quarters.
Bernard J. McManus, Charles f. john
son and Joseph P. Coburn, all members of
Perth Amboy today to attend the fremen's
parade.
The committee appointed by the Eli Ath-
letic Association. of East Newark, to pre-
pare for the first annual euchre and dance,
to be held at Record Hall. Harrison, Oc-
tober 20, is working hard to make the
affair a success. Allan Anderson is chair
man.
A smoker of the Mulligan Midnight Sons
of Harrison, will be held Wednesday night
October go. at headquarters, 513 Cros:
street, Harrison.
DIR. and Mrs. Henry Alters, of Harrison
are visiting the jamestown exposition, anc
during the absence of Dr. Alters his prac-
tise, is being attended to by DIR. A. A
Strasser, of Arlington.