The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-09
HARRISON-EAST NEWARK.

A meeting of Democrats of the Fourth
Ward of Harrison was. held yesterday
afternoon at Record Hall, that town, and
the candidacy of John ]. Daily for Council
man in the Fourth Ward was Endorsed.
Several of the participants made speeches.,
and much enthusiasm was displayed.
Thomas j. Hanley was elected as chair
man. while the clerk was Assessor Francis
McSorley. of Harrison.
All the public schools in Harrison and
East Newark reopened this morning. The
Holy Cross Parochial School, of Harrison,
also %reopened, as did st. Anthony's, OF
East Newark. In Harrison, at School NO.
8, in Cross street, Cornelius McGlennon
assumed his duties as principal, succeed
ing Martin F. Mitchell. Edward f. Mol
10y. of Jersey City, took charge of the
OF Mr.. McGlennon. In Harrison the en-
School No. i. ss7asP; School No. 2, 2Ss, and
School No. 3. 365.
A stabbing ARRAY took place Saturday
night in Harrison In which four Italians, 1t
is alleged, figured. Lorenzo Matzo, of
Cleveland avenue, was cut on his left arm.
and 1t is charged that Alfredo De Lastrius
did the stabbing. The latter was held In
500 bonds to appear before Judge Brane-
gan in the Harrison Police Court tonight.
Four Italians were s~kylarking when the
eating.
President Thomas f. Lawless. OF the
Truck Company Of the Harrison fire de-
partment, has called a special meeting of
the company, to be held on Thursday
evening, September 10. All arrangements
will be made for the c~ompany's annual re-
ception. A committee will also be named
by the president to look after the affair.
Frank McGinnis, OF 439 Cleveland avenue,
Harrison, left this morning for Asbury
Park.
An interesting game of baseball was
played yesterday afternoon at Harrison
Oval, Harrison, when the Harrison A. c.
defeated the Crescent nine of Newark by
the score of Z to 6. The contest lasted
eleven innings.
The thirty-fourth annual meeting Of the
Peoples Building and Loan Association OF
Harrison, will take place Monday night,
September 16. At this meeting the board
and the election Of officers of the associa-
ton will be held. The following day,
Tuesday afternoon and evening, the thirty
fifth series of stock will be opened. The
meeting will be held at Riordan's Hall,
Harrison avenue, Harrison.
announcement has been made of the
marriage of Miss Alidy H.. Harrop, daush-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Harrop. of b3
Central avenue Harrison, and George H..
Bostock, of Newark, which took place last
Wednesday night. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Roland S. Dawson,
pastor of the Knox Presbyterian Church,
Kearny. Miss Jennie Gibson, OF Woodside,
was the bridesmaid, and George K Noble,
of Kearny, was the groomsman. The
couple left on an extensive trip. They will
reside at 513 Central avenue, Harrison.
Some of the guests that We're present were
MI. ana MIS- - DF oAOuAf WI AilA NlANs
John Slater, Mr.. and Mrs. j. 70. Zelif.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dobson, Mr., and
Mrs. William Dyson, ST., Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Brokaw, Miss Marion M. Adam, George
X. Noble. Miss Ethel Heath, Oliver Dyson,
Frederick Brokaw. Miss S. J. Brokaw,
Miss Harriet Brokaw, James Dyson, Mr..
and Mrs. William Christian, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Stoll, Mr.. and Mrs. John \. Field. lr,
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Brown, Miss Dorothy
Clouse. Miss Mamie Dyson, Mr.. aud Mrs.
John X. Field, sr.
The Misses Bertha Haller. of Sixth street
and Eva Dolphin. of North Fourth street
both of Harrison, and Agnes and Anna
Murphy. of North Third street. East New
ark. resumed their studies today rs stu
dents at the State Normal School. Trenton
Policeman Richard c. Nugent, of 800
william street, Harrison, has returned
from a lengthy sojourn at Richmond, Va.
George Winterbottom. of Troy, n. Y, is
visiting Mrs. Arthur Parker, of North
Fourth street. Harrison.
Miss Mamie Mellon, Of Second street,
East Newark. returned today from a yaca-
tlon spent at CoXsackie, N. Y.
Former Councilman John b. Pagan and
wife. of Fourth and Jersey streets, Harris
son. left today for a weeks stay at Sara
toga, N. Y, to attend the G. A. r.. en-
eampment.