The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-06
.HARRISoM-EAST NEWARK

Thomas Smith about &c years old,
and Joseph Mccarthy, q years old,
both of Harrison, were sentenced to spend
80 days each in the Hudson County Peni-
Tertiary by Judge Joseph NJ. Branegan,
in the Harrison Police Court last night
on a complaint made by Chief of Police
Michael Rodgers, Of Harrison, who said
that both Smith and Mccarthy were lott
ering around corners in Harrison and
were acting in a suspicious manner. when
two robberies occurred Tuesday night IN
the town.
Seventh street, Harrison, who was severely
burned Monday at her home while clean
ing a stove, was taken to st. MichpeIs
Hospital, Newark. in the Harrison police
ambulance today in a serious condition by
Policeman Campion. Mrs, Lang refused 70
go to a hospital at the time of the acct
dent, and was removed to a relatives
home.
The Hudson County Democratic Commit
tee will hold its annual meeting tonight at
the headquarters of the Robert Davis AS
ISOLATION, in Jersey City, when officers
will be elected for a year. The five Demo-
cratic County Committeemen of Harrison,
headed by Councilman Daily, will attend
the meeting.
One application for membership was re-
ceived and acted upon at the regular meet
ing of Harrison Camp No. 10, 294. Modern
Woodmen of America, of Harrison, al
Record Hall, HARRISON, last night. Owing
| W the SildA IuiiiOfI PACothL W8AN
not elected, as was intended, and 1t was
decided to elect officers Thursday evening,
December 10.
A chimney fire occurred in a tenement
house at e15 Harrison avenue. Harrison,
early today. A still alarm was sent in, and
the tuck company Of the Harrison IRE
department responded, and eXtlnguished
the blaze in a short time.
Susan Isabella Frances Murphy, the 4
year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Murphy. of 20 South Fifth street, Harrison.
died yesterday afternon at her parents
home. The funeral will be held tomorrow
afternoon.
A horse attached to a piano wagon
owned by Joh Wanamaker, of New York
city. slipped and fell on the car tracks on
Harrison avenue, between Lodi and Fourth
streets. yesterday afternoon and cut two
Of its hind legs severly. Trolley cars were
delayed for a time.
On a request of her attending physician,
DIR. A. A. Mulligan, of Harrison. Mrs.
Mary Golden, of go John street, Harrison,
was removed TO st. Michael's Hospital,
Newark. in the Harrison police ambulance
yesterday, suffering from pneumonia.
The funeral OF Mrs. Patrick Carey. Of
Cleveland avenue, HARRISON, will be held
tomorrow from the Church of the Holy
Cross.
Felix BusIowitz. 40 years old, who boards
nj POS jersey street, Harrison, was held in
81. 600 bail to await the action of the Hud-
son County Grand Jury today by Judge
Branegan in the Harrison Police Court on
a charge made by his roommate, Frank
Dabrowoski, who alleged that the man
stole s96 from him in their bedroom a
week ago. Sergeant Caleb Coakley, of the
Harrison police, made the arrest last
night in Ferry street. Newark, accom-
panied by the complainant and Interpreter
Ssrnof. of the Harrison Police Court.
Thirty eight dollars in paper money and a
steamship ticket were found on Buslowitz's
person. He could not furnish bail.