The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-14
HARRISON-EAST NEWARK.

For the purpose of examing the books of
Borough Assessor David E.. Douglass, a
special meeting of the East Newark Com
mon Council will be held tonight. For the
past two months Assessor Douglass's
books have been in the hands of the Hud-
son County Board of Taxation, being con-
firmed by that body. Action may also be
taken TO appoint a successor to Terence Fl.
O'Donnell as a member of the Borough
Council. Councilman Owen Gillen was
elected president of the Council at the last
meeting, which office Mi. O'Donnell held.
The water consumers of East Newark
were without water Saturday afternoon be-
tween 2 and 8 o'clock while a meter was
being installed at the main. Sherman ave
nue. and Fourth street. that borough. The
meter was put In under the supervision of
Purveyor Carey n the water committee
of the East Newark Council.
Matthew Mcdonald, % years old, Of I'll
North Second street, Harrison, fell while
going home Saturday night in Harrison
avenue. Harrison, and received a deep cut
over his right eye, and his left shoulder
was badly hurt. He was picked up by Po-
liceman Duffy. of Harrison. and taken TO
the station-house, where DIR. A. A. Multi
gan dressed his wounds, and later taken
home.
Patrick Fearon. 16 years old. of Kearny,
was arrested yesterday by Policeman
Dolan, Of Harrison, for breaking into cars
on the Pennsylvania Railroad, in Harri-
son. lest week, and stealing things there
from, 1t was charged by the police.
Fearon was taken to Harrison from the
Kearny police station. Judge Branegan
Will give him a hearing tonight.
James Martin, 16 years old, of 1888 South
Canal street, Newark, was arrested early
this morning by Policeman John Clark al
the General Electric Company's works in
Harrison for alleged disorderly conduct
and raising a disturbance. He will have
a hearing tonight.
Letter Carrier Richard ]. brewer. of the
Harrison station of the Newark Postofice,
Is confined to his home with Illness.
A large congregation listened to Edward
Cole OF Newark. Yesterday at the Harri-
land avenues, Harrison. He spoke in the
afternoon and in the evening.
The Rev. o. Barchwitz, pastor of q
church in Albany, n. Y, preached at the
morning and evening services at the Har-
rison Baptist Tabernacle, Harrison, yes
terday.
The West Hudson Athletic Association
of Harrison, will meet tomorrow night a
S7 Harrison avenue, Harrison, for tht
purpose Of electing a president, AT the
shall, OF East Newark, was elected presi.
dent, but he he would not ac-
cept.
A false alarm called out the Harrison
Fire Department last night about $50
O'Clock to the corner of Seventh and War
rem streets, where box SO had been pulled
The following officers. which were electe
at the last meeting, will be installed at
meeting OF the Boy Club of Christ EpiS
copal Church, Harrison. tonight: JohI
Mansen, president; Elmer Boan. vice
president; George Lenox, secretary, ana
Harry w. Liteley, treasurer.
Borough Clerk Thomas j. Carey, of Eas
Newark, today drew up a warrant fol
$1,000, which will be paid to the Passait
Valley Sewerage Commission, to hell
carry out the preliminary work Of erect
ing trunk sewer.
Mrs. d. X. Hickman, of 412 Davii
avenue. Harrison, who has been spending
the past month with relatives at Wash
ington. ID, c., has returned home
Mrs. William l.. Hewitt, Charles J. Stol
ald Miss Hazel Stoll, all of the Highland
OF Navesink, who have been visiting Spe
cial policeman and Mrs. John f. Clark
of 3lS North Second street, Harrison, 70
the last two weeks. have returned home
The Peoples Building and Loan Assocla
lion. of Harrison, will bold its annua
meeting tomorrow afternoon and nigh
az Riordan's Hall, 315 Harrison avenue
Harrison.
The annual reception and ball Of the Pc
Ter Hauck e. Ccmpany's Employees Be
neyolent Association. of Harrison, will b
held November Is, at Jacobs'S Hail. Harri
son. The arrangement committee Is com
posed of Frederick Reuthckly, John Am
Dos, John Reif, George Entries and Henri.
Mohr.
At the next meeting of the West Hud
son Athletic Association, OF Harrison,
committee will be appointed and arrange
ments VIII start for its second annual re
l iception and ball. which will take place a
JacobS's Hall Harrison, in January.