The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-11
IHARRIsON-EAST NEWARK.

The funeral of James f. Regain, il. Il
Years old. Of All North Fourth street, Har-
rison, took place at S n. N. today from the
Church of the Holy Cross, Harrison, where
the interment being In the Cemetery OF the
Holy Sepulchre. Mr.. Regan died at the
residence of his parents Sunday morning
after a lingering Illness. He was born and
brought up in the town Of Harrison, and
was the sor of Mr.. and Mrs. James +.
Regain, ST.
The Zrrison High School basketball
team OF Harrison defeated the Kearny High
in the auditorium OF the Harrison High
School by a score of IS to Is points. In the
first half 81 the game the Hatrison boys
obtained % points, while the opposing
quintet was unable to score a goal. In the
final half, however. the team from Kearny
secured is points. and the Harr1sorttes
tailed eight baskets. The defeat yesterday
was the first the Kearnyltes suffered this
season. Biegner. McLarty and Genncii
of the Harrison team. starred for that 1--WE;
while Smith and Gordon showed up well
For the Kearny team.
The funeral of Mrs. Grace Eileen Head:
"A years old. wife of Henry 4. Head, of
al Davis avenue. Harrison, who died
early yesterday. will take place tomorrow
from the Church OF the Holy Cross. Hsr-
rison. where a high mass of requiem VIII
be celebrated. Mrs; Head was the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Mary c. Jackson, and the late
George B. Jackson.
There were many mourners in the
Church of the Holy Cross. Harrison. to-
day. when the funeral Of Mrs. Helen
Boyle Lang. 10 years old. wife of Charles
II. Lang. of 1872 Sixth street. Harrison,
took place. A mass Of requiem was sung.
The interment was IN the Cemetery OF
burned about two weeks ago at her home
by her clothes catching fire from . stove
In the kitchen. and died at st. Michaeps
Hospital. Newark. Yesterday. S
n-I. r1.-4 T--,.r1 1850 Ga4,A.f1 mil
hold a meeting tonight. when an ordinance
introduced by Mayor Kenny MT the lasI
meeting of the Council for the purpose 81
establishing a police force in East Newark.
will come up for final passage. Mayor
Kenny stated at that meeting that he I'M
derstood that when G. A. McGlennon took
his seat as Mayor the first Of the year
Chief of Police John Tierney would be
ousted from Office. Conncilmen John J.
Neville and John Fl. Martin opposed the
passing of the ordinance. while Councl1nen
John Campion, Owen Gilien, Joseph Nc
Tague and Mayor Kenny favored 1t.
George Miller, % wears bid. of Philadei-
phia. was arrested last night by Richard
G. Nugent, ir., OF Harrison, for alleged
disorderly conduct. He will be arrsigned
tonight.
At the annual meeting of Kearny Conn
ell No. I02, knights of Columbus, of West
Hudson. at Elberon Hall, Harrison. last
night, the following were unanimously
elected as officers for the coming year:
Grand knight, James j. MeAteer, OF
Kearny; deputy grand knight, Stephen X.
DWyer. of Harrison; Treasurer. Thomas J.
Kelly: financial secretary. Frederick J,
Hinche: recorder, William Fl. Scott; chan
! cellor, Daniel B. Walsh; warden. Francis
l.. Coburn; inside guard. Howard J. Cal
mar; outside guard, David II. Murphy;
advocate. George Fl. Gleeson; lecturer.
John ]. Sullivan; trustee. Edward ], Gaf-
ney; delegates to State convention. James
J. McAtser md Cornelius A. McGlennon:
alternates. Thomas j. Kelly and Edward
f. McKeon; delegates to chapter, James
]. McAteer, Edward F. McKeon, John J,
Sullivan. David F. Riordan and Cornelius
]. Lynch.