The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-21
HARRIsoN--EAsT NEWARK.

The body of Harry ID. Heitschu, 40 years
old, of Lancaster, Pa, who died in the
Hudson County Hospital for the Insane
Tuesday, is being held by a Harrison unue-r
taker. A Pennsylvania undertaken way eX-
pected to arrive today to remove the pouy
to. the mans late home. Mr.. Heitschu was
a cigar-maker, and was in the county H.
stitution for tover n year.
Only eleven appeals were made by liar
rison taxpayers yesterday before the men,
hers OF the Hudson County Board OF
EQUALIZATION Of Taxes, which body satin
the Harrison Town Hall with Assessor
Francis McSorley. of Harrison, NO action
was taken on the appeals but the poaru
will investigate the property on Wnlch the
appeals were made.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Pagan have
returned to Harrison from their wedding
trip and are living at 316 Jersey street,
that town.
A euchre and whist will be given tonight
by the West Hudson Tennis Club, of Har-
rison, at De james, Central avenue.
Newark.
James b. Davidson, ST., of SO South Fifth
street. Harrison, has returned from Glas-
gov. Scotland, where he had been visiting
relatives for the past three months.
Arrangements have been completed fer
the first annual entertainment and ball or
Division No. IA, Ancient Order OF Hioern,
ians, Of Kearny and Arlington, which will
be held at Jacobs's Hall, HARRISON,
Wednesday evening, December !. The
Irish historical drama entitled Robert
Will be produced Dy the IoGENet
Players Club, of Harrison. Dancing. will
follow and music will be furnished by
SCOTS orchestra. The arrangement COM
mittee is composed of the following meai-
bers: Howard j. Calmar, chairman; Thomas
r. Kelly, vice-president; John r. Mohan:
secretary; A. J. o'Brlen, treasurer, and
William Felghcry.
A civil suit was tried by Justice of the
Peace William j. Harrison, of HARRISON
In his court yesterday, in which Carnso
Peter was defendant and Alfonso I1no
was the plaintiff. Judgment was given III
favor of the defendant, who was repre-
sented by Joseph M. Branegan, of Harri-
son. Tino sued PETER for the adjustment
of an insurance claim on q recent IRE
which occurred in Harrison avenue, HarIi-
son. Anthony r. Fennelli, Of Newark,
represented the plaintiff.
Francisco Desidero, AZ years old. of 10
Warren street, Harrison, was arrested to-
day by Policeman Reilly, of Harrison, on
a charge of disorderly conduct in, the
Italian section Of that place. He Will get
a hearing tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Zibikowski, of East
Newark, are on their way to Montreal.
Canada, where they will spend their we'd
ding trip.
Frank p. Gleason, of Harrison. N. Y,
the newly appointed supervising, principal
is in a hospital in White Plains with
typhoid fever, is reported to be improving.
He will not report for duty, however,
until the first of the year, 1t Is thought
a 1NNIf 10
street, Newark, was fined $3.50 by Judge
Branegan, In the Harrison Police Court
last night. He was arrested Tuesday Tor
peddllng without a license.
The sketch, entitled "a Holy Terror
was again produced at the Orange festival
of the Children of Mary Sodality of the
Church of the Holy Cross, Harrison, at
Parish Hall, Harrison, last night. A trio
of, young men from the General Electric
Company, Of Harrison, rendered musical
selections. Last night was the third night
the festival has been open, and a large
crowd filled the hall.
Antonio Matte, II years old, of Eighth
avenue, Newark, who was arrested yes
terday by the Harrison police on a charge
of throwing stones around the works OF
the General Electric Company in Harrison
and for fiourishing a knife, was discharged
last night by Judge Branegan.
The stone works of Durle & Davidson In
Passaic avenue, Harrison, which employs
about twenty-five stone cutters and others
who are laborers, closed down yesterday,
1t is said the works will not reope until
next May.