The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-03
HARRIS0N-EAST NEWARK.

Former Superintendent Patrick j. Shelly,
of the Harrison car barns of the Public
Service Corporation, was presented with a
silver service last night at his new home
in Short Hills by several Of the employees
of the Harrison barns of the Public Serv-
ice as a token of their esteem for their
past head. Following the presentation,
Mr.. Skelly's friends were entertained by
him, and a supper was served in which
all participated. Mr.. Skelly had been iden-
titled with the Public Service Corporation
for twenty years. all of that time he was
connected with the Harrison barns. About
two months ago he retired from active
service in the company and bought a farm
and house in Short Hills.
After the summer vacation months, dur,
Ing which time its meetings were discon-
tinued, the West Hudson County Board of
Trade will hold its first meeting tonight
at Riordan's Hall, 35 Harrison avenue.
Harrison. Secretary Philip A. McAviRey
has been busy sending out postal cards and
notifying all the members to appear. The
matter of having a bridge erected across
the Erie Railroad at Fifth street, Harri-
son, will be discussed.
The funeral of John Walter Osborne,
who died at his home. IA Ann street, Har-
r1son,. Tuesday morning, took place at 2
O'Clock this morning from the Church of
the Holy Cross, Harrison, where a high
mass of requiem was celebrated. The in
terment was in the Cemetery of the Holy
Sepulchre.
Josph Dunn, % years old, of South
Fourth street, Harrison, was sent to the
TUCSON county jail yesterday afternoon
FOR ten days. having been arrested Tues
day by Policeman Campion for being
drunk and disorderly.
No football game will be played at Har-
rison Oval, Harrison, Sunday afternoon, as
scheduled. The West Hudson Association
football team and the Clark A. A. eleven,
OF East Newark, nave Withdrawn from the
National Football League. The Harrison
oval Is now idle.
FREDERICK Sedella, IS years old, employed
by the General Electric Company of Har-
rlson. was arrested this morning by Po-
lfcen an Clark. of Harrison, for alleged dis
orderly conduct at the electric works. He
will have a hearing tonight.
A wagon owned by ZetterluEd & john
son. of 15 North Second street. Harrison,
was smashed this morning at the Bridge
street bridge in Harrison avenue, -Harri-
son. by an automobile from Newark. The
horse was unhurt. The matter was re-
ported to the Harrison police.
Court Arlington, Independent. Order of
Foresters, is arranging for "a reception
and ball which will be held December 10
Mt Jacobs's Hall, Harrison. The commit
tee in charge of the affair is composed of
Joseph Quirtn, chairman: Peter ]. Miller,
secretary; Charles White. Headley Purdy.
John Helm, William Cooke, Edward Lord
and George Dill.
Mrs. Walter Zipf, of Ferry street. New
ark, formerly of Harrison. who was in
Jured In a trolley car accident about three
weeks ago. is in a serious condition at her
home as the result of the accident.
A truck owned by F. w. Mum. of
Newark, was struck today by a Kearny
trolley car at North Fourth street and
Cleveland avenue. Harrison. The pole of
the vehicle was broken and the fende,.
of the car WAS damaged.