The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-28
-HARRIS0N-EAST NEWARK.

The condition of Wallace Raft, the ,21h-
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Raft, of 105 North Fourth street, Harri-
son, who drank the contents OF a bottle
of cresoline Saturday by mistake, Is re-
ported to be much improved: The child
was removed to st. Michael's Hospital,
Newark Saturday, but was taken home by
his mother Saturday night. =,
Peter Miller. of East Newark, has re-
turned from Dover, N. Y.
A wagon owned by the Erie Railroad
trail avenue, East Newark, with a load of
boxes.
One case of scarlet fever exists in East
Newark at present, which has been re-
ported by Officer keenan,.
At John F. Mulllgan's place, 313 Cross
street. Harrison. tonight. tie committee
appointed by the Mulligan Midnight Sons
to arrange for a smoker to be given
Wednesday night. will mako final prepara-
tions for the affair.
Harrison. a member of the association foot
ball team of the West Hudson Athletic
Association. was rendered unconscious for
about ten minutes Saturday afternoon
while playing football. The West Hudson
eleven Of which German was centre fot-
ward Saturday. lined up against the Gale
DOMAIN team, and in the second half In 4
~scrimmage, a player of the Caledonians
kicked German in the stomach, near the
! Caledonians' goal post, with considerable
force, accidentally, it was thought. The
West Hudson forward fell to the ground
in agony, and his comrades carried him
off the field, where stimulants were adj
ministered. A number Of spectators ran
INTO the field and threatened the visiting
teams PLAYER. but were put off the field.
German resumed his place In the game.
Harrison Camp No. 10, 294. Modern Wood
men Of America, of Harrison, is prepar-
ing to attead Murphy and Bort Night, -
which will be given by the general com
/ mite of the Modern Woodmen Of America
e az tho Newark Cttp Hon Cuv.a~ ~ oen
Washington street, Newark, Friday even
ing, November l. A vaudeville show viii
be given.
The Life of Christ was the subject of
the sermon preached by the Rev. DR..
William A. Krox at the Davis Memorial
NJ. E. Church, Harrison. yesterday.
Preparations are being mad by the
members of Hose Company No. 1, of the
Harrison nre department., TO tender a re-
ception to John NJ. Gibson, a member of
the hose company, who returned Saturday
from a European trip. Mr.. Gibson will
relate some of his experiences while on his
tour. lie Travelled through Ireland. aNl
stayed for a time at Limerick, with rela-
tives.
The Rev. Father Peter catalani, pastor
of st. Anthony's r. c. Church. East New
ark, who was stricken with paralysis last
week, is steadily improving, according to
the physicians in attendance.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered
TO James A. Dowd at his residence, 40l
South Fourth street, Harrison. in honor OF
the twentieth anniversary Of his birthday,
Mr.. Dowd received many beautiful tokens
Of the esteem and friendship in which his
friends held him, among them being a set
Of diamond-studded eun buttons from his
young friends and companions. Various
! games and amuSements were indulged in
and a collation. was served at midnight
Among those present were the Misses
Elizabeth Gilroy, Katherine Gilroy, Irene
and Bessie Tully, Bessie Stevens. Anna
Sheridan. Helen Scanlon. Agnes Hyland
Laura Reid. Mamie Muivey, Mrs. Orteli
Leo P. Carew. james r Caffrey~ Edward
Delaney. john Callaghan. Andrew Kettles
jeremiah OtTOole, Harry Williams. Jane.
Osborne. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haster, Mr.
and Mrs. John Baker and Lawrence J
Rsordan.
News reached Harrison his morning thal
James Fahey. offs Paul avenue, jersey
City, died Saturday. He was well known
In Harrison.