The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-21
HARRIS0M-EAST NEWARK

John Dackartis, an italian. % years old,
of North Third street. Harrison. was ar
rested late last night by Policemen Duffy
and Campion, of Harrison. on q charge pre-
ferred by John MCGOWAN, of 6O6 North
Fourth street, Harrison. MCGOWAN al
legged that the man abused and assaulte
him last night in William street. Judge
Branegan, in the Harrison Police Court,
fined Dackartis $40, which was paid.
At the meeting of the Peoples Building
and Loan Association, of Harrison. yester-
day afternoon and evening. at Riordan's
Hall, Harrison, the total amount of the
receipts was H7,000.24. Fffty-fOur loans
were made by the association, equalling
1880. at a premium ranging from 3Z to
series.
5 per cent. Seventy-two and one-half new
shares were subscribed for in the sia
Miss Mary Kenny, of Hoosick Falls, is
visiting relatives in Harrison.
Mrs. L. Brelsford and Miss Alice Brels-
ford, of 224 Cleveland avenue, Harrison,
will leave In a few days for Asbury Park.
where they will remain for the rest of the
season.
H. A, Brelsford, of Cleveland avenues;
Lou Price, Of Hamilton street, and w.
Van Houten, Of Jersey street, all of Har-
rison, are spending their vacation at AS.
bury Park.
Miss Margaret c.. Reid, of 1903 North
Fourth street, Harrison, has returned
from a %sojoufn at Madalin, N. Y.
An ice cream festival and entertainment
will be held tonight in the guild room of
the Christ Episcopal Church, Harrison,
under the auspices Of the teachers of the
infant class. The proceeds will go toward
the renovation OF the interior Of the guild
room.
All arrangements have been completed
for the eighth annual outing of the Peter
Hauck Association. of Harrison, which will
take place tomorrow morning to WetZePs
| Point View Island, Long Island Sound.
The steamer Isabel has been secured for
the excursion. and will leave McCleave's
Dock at the Passaic River in Harrison
about 9 o'clock. On their return to Har-
rison tomorrow night the excursionists
will be welcomed with fireworks.
Andrew Zbarhusky. 26 years old. a Pole.
OF Second street. Harrison. paid a fine of
SIS to Judge Branegan In the Harrison
Police Court this morning as the result Of
a charge made by Fannie Smith, of Third
street. Harrison. who complained that
the man was drunk and acting In a dis
orderly manner last night. Zbarhusky was
taken into custody by Policemen Dolan
and Campion, of Harrison.
At a special meeting of the truck COM
pany of the Harrison fire department last
night arrangements were made for Its an
| nual outing TO College Point, l.. l., Sunday.
John J. Murphy, of East Newark, who
has been spending the past month at AS
bury Park, returned home yesterday after
noon.
Miss Mary r. McKeon, of All Hamilton
street. Harrison, has returned from a vaca-
ton spent at Asbury Park.
Miss Rose NJ. Murphy, of 518 North
Third street, East Newark, is at Asbury
Park.
Several West Hudsonites and a large
number of members Of Harrison Camp No.
10, 29, Modern Woodmen of America, of
Harrison, attended the annual excursion
of the Modern Woodmen of America,
which left Newark this morning to Belle
wood Park. The members of the Harri-
son Camp appointed on the several COM
mittses on events for today. with COM
mittees from other camps. held a meet
ing at the Continental Hotel, Newark, last
night and made final arrangements for
the affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. James N. Mccormick, Of
80 Cleveland avenue, Harrison, have suf-
fered the loss OF their three-weeks-old
daughter. Elizabeth M. Mccormick, who
died yesterday. No arrangements have yet
been announced for the funeral.
Francis Belbey, Of 35 Harrison avenue.
Harrison, returned yesterday rum II stay
OF the Highlands.
Several members of the Stff Pleasure
Club, of Harrison, who were recrenting at
the Highlands, have returned.
James O'Brlen, 81 years old. Of Harrison
avenue. Harrison; who was arrested yes
terday morning by Policeman Kahn, Of
Harrison, on suspicion og being connected
with the robbery Of Frederick G. Showers
saloon. at lilo Harrison avenue. Harrison,
was discharged this morning by Judge
Branegan. The saloon was entered yester-
day and 1t is said SIS was taken.
Mrs. Morris Bennett and family, of 100
Harrison avenue, Harrison. have returned
from a stay of several weeks In Bridge
port, Conn.
Thomas McCabe. OF Cleveland avenue,
Harrison. is enjoying a vacation at Lake
Hopatcong.