The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-29
HARRlSON--EAST NEWARK.

William Hinchcliffe, 80 years old, n car
penter, of Cleveland avenue, Harrison, was
found lying on n stoop In the rem OF ~
Cleveland avenue, Harrison, today by Pat
rick Doherty in a drunken condition. = He
had q deep cut on his throat and was
badly bruised about the face and body
Street Commissioner Daniel f. Maher, oil
Harrison, was passing by the place. and
when told summoned the Harrison police
ambulance, which removed Hinchcliffe tc
the station house.
thief OF Police Michael Rodgers. of Har-
rison. who has been confined to his home
In Sixth street with Illness, is able TO be
about again.
The members of the Hudson County
Board of Equalization of Taxes will sit Tin
the Borough Hall, East Newark, tomorrow
from 10 a. IN. to Il m. for the purpose of
hearing appeals from the taxpayers. As
SCISSOR David f. Douglass will sit with the
board.
Miss nv Dolphin. Miss Mae Prender-
CAST, Miss Bertha Halter, all Of Harrison,
and the Misses Agnes l., and Mary T..
Murphy, OF East Newark all students at
the State Normal School, Trenton, were
home with their relatives yeterday.
At a meeting OF Holy Cross Branch No.
25S, L.. c. b. A., of Harrison, at Record
Hall. Harrison. Monday night. election Of
officers will take place. The member are
urged to attend as other important mat
tiers will come up.
The married and single men of the
Stiff Club, Of Harrison, clashed in a
SdtAG Vi dSSDEihifO1 lDblDdl yesterday ut
Harrison Oval. and the single men won
by q score Of @ to 0, James Williams was
awarde a medal by the single men team
on which he played, for scoring three
goals. Mckeon, A. Malady and L. Carey
scored the other three.
One of the biggest affairs held In West
Hudson this season was the twenty-second
annual reception and ball of Neptune Hose
Company No. 2 Of the Harrison Fire De-
partment, which took place at Jacobs s
Hall, Harrison. Wednesday night. Firemen
OF each department marched In bodies,
under the directions OF their respective
foremen, from the different fire houses
IN Harrison to Jacobs's Hall, all in uni-
form The hall was filled 10 its capacity.
Music was furnished by Millett and Des-
mond. j. J. Osborn was floor manager, and
was assisted by John O'Hare The recep-
ton committee consisted of the following.
james j. Glynn. chairman; Frederick g.
Clifton, assistant chairman; Thomas +,
Duffy. Timothy J. Haveron and William A.
Bannon. These members comprised the
committee of arrangements; William L.
Crosby. chairman: Harry Williams, secre-
tary: Charles r. johnson, treasurer; Will
lam Butler, Frederick Glath, James j. Os-
born, John Campion, John O'Hare, Will
lam Duncan and John Baker.
The Aerial basketball team. of Harrison,
went to East Nutley last night, where 1t
played the st. Mary's tenn of that place.
The Harrisonians won, the score being .
to O.
The Harrison Board of Health, Wednes-
day night, received the report Of Inspector
John T. Mcclure, which showed that dur
ing October there had been Ave cases Of
contagious diseases, divided as follows:
Scarlet fever. 2; diphtheria, 2, and typhoid
fever, /. one death resulted from diph-
iberia. The general health in Harrison
IL In a good state at present.