The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-10
|HARRlS0M--EAST NEWARK.

Mrs. William L. Hewitt, Charles j. Stol
aud Miss Hazel Stoll, of the Hihlands o.
Navesink, are visiting Special Policeman
and Mrs. John F. Clark, Of SIS North Sec
ond street, Harrison.
Mrs. Anna Pickering, So wears old, of a
Heynoids avenue. HARRISON, was taken &c
St James's Hospital, Newark, yesterday
lance suffering from a complication of dis
eases.
John ]. Cunningham, of Middlesex street,
Harrison, was arraigned before Judge
Branegan in the Harrison Police Court
last night on n charge of assaulting Peter
Russo, of 222 Middlesex street, Harrison.
Monday night. Russo is C~unningham's
landlord, and told Judge Branegan that
Monday night when he went in the alley
of his own house Cunningham punched him
in the jaw and kicked him around on the
ground. Cunningham denied this charge.
and alleed that Russo struck him first.
Witnesses corroborated Cunningham. Judge
Branegan discharged him and said that
Cunningham had better move out of Rus
SOS house quickly.
In a communicat ion P. a. McAviney,
secretary of the West Hudson County
Board Of Trade. asked the enbe of t1e
East Newark Common Council, last night,
to have the fire department in East New
ark better equipped with extinguishers aud
rubber blankets Councilman John II. Mar
tin said the proposition of having rubber
blankets was ridiculous, as they were not
necessary in East Newark. The matter
was laid over.
AT the Davis Memorial NJ. E.. Church.
Harrison, last night. under the direction OF
the pastor, the Rev. William a. Knox. a
MOVING picture show was given. Fol
lowing this a reception took place. at
which ice cream was served.
Edward German. is years old, of 81
Harrison avenue, Harrison, was taken in
Newark, in the Harrison ambulance yester-
day, by order of a physician.
Street Commissioner Daniel F. Maher,
of Harrison. has notified property-owners
on the south side of Harrison avenue.
between Seventh street and Worthington
avenue, to lay sidewalks Of regulation size
IN front Of their premises within thirty
days; If they fail to do this the town will
DO the work and charge 1t TO them.
On a charge of drunkenness and acting
disorderly around his house, preferred by
MS Wife. John Mahoney. Of John street.
Barrlson, was given a hearing by judge
BranegaD in the Harrison Police Court iast
night. Mrs. MahoneY said that lately Ma
money was always intoxicated and the
other night locked his children out of the
mouse. Judge Branegan sentenced him 70
Il year In the penitentiary, but the Judge
VIII probably release him shortly when
Mahoney is sobered up.
In President street, East Newark. the
Public Service Corporation has erected q
big wooden pole in the street etwee tbe
sidewalk and the curbstone. No permis-
sion was asked the East Newark officials
70 put up the pole there. Clerk Thomas J.
carey VIII communicate with the Public
service Corporation and demand tina ii be
taken down.
Two Italians, Giovanina Mela, "A years
oid, and Charles Pammell. So years old,
both of Cleveland avenue. Harrison. were
arrested while at work this morning by
Policemen Dolan, ward and Kahn. OF Har-
rison, on q charge made by Joseph Ba-
hiski, 4 Pole. of North Third street. Har-
fison, h said that the two Italians beat
nm last night while working. The trio
are employed on the Pennsylvania Rail
road by Harry Groves, near First street.
Harrison. II is alleged that yesterday they
were working when an argument started.
Italians charge that the Pole grabbed
their mea, pals and banged them on the
track. Babiski, however, said that he did
nothing to the pals, but that the men got
hold of him and punched him. Judge
Branegan will hear the case tonight. They
were paroled.
James Mccormick, u 9o2 North Fourth
street, Harrison, the trolley ear conductor
was injured Monday night on a Turn
pike car in the Kearny meadows, is rs
porte1 to be improving.