The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-02
HARRIS0M--EAST NEWARK.

Some excitement was created in Harri-
son avenue, near Lodi street, Harrison,
today, when a Turnpike trolley car from
Jersey City smashed into a garbage wagon
owned by John Penzlack, of 200 North
Fifth street, Harrison, and one of tho
horses which was attached to the wagon
was dragged on the fender Of the car for
about ten feet and, badly bruised. The
fender OF the car was smashed, and the
steps on the front end Of the vehicle
wers damaged. The front part, Of Penz-
lacks wagon was also damaged.
August Burkhart, 3S years old, Of 127
Seventeenth avenue, Newark, had his left
leg badly injured by falling from a brew
cry wagon on the Turnpike road in the
meadows Saturday afternoon. He toppled
from his seat when the wheel Of his
wagon ran into a gully on the ground,
and was found later in a seml-conscious
condition by other drivers on the road.
He was taken to st Mlchaels Hospital
The funeral of Joseph H. Dufficy will
be held tomorrow from the Church Of the
Holy Cross, Harrison, where a high mass
of requiem will be celebrated He died
Saturday at the residence of his aunt,
Mrs. Ann McGneeve, of 4l2 Seventh street,
Harrison. He was a member of Division
No. 4, Ancient Order of Hibernians,. Of
Harrison, and members of that organiza-
ton Will attend the funeral in a body.
Michael McSorley, a baker, "a years old,
Of 81 New street, East Orange, was Tasrs ar
Dolan, of Harrison, on complaint OF Mrs:
Sarah O'Donnell, a saloonkeeper, Of 1s
First street, Harrison, who told the police
her place while drunk. She alleged also
that McSorley smashed the front of her
saloon, Judge Branegan VIII 8 Ee him a
The funeral Of Mrs. Ann ofBrisn. ofYis
Grant avenue, Harrison, was hlldNtod4y
from the Church of the Holy Cross, Han
rison, where a solemn high Ihass OF,
She was a member of the Holy Rosary
and League OF the Sacred Heart Of the
church.
The annual entertainment and dance Of
Division NO. IA, Ancient Order Of Hiber-
mans, of Arlington, will be held Wednes-
day night at Jacobs's Hall, Harrison. The
Tourists Players Gu will present the
Emmett" in three acts and twelve scenes.
Peter J.. Doherty is coaching the cast,
and Michael J. Fitzgerald will be the
stage director. The cast OF characters fol-
Peter j. Doherty; Darby O'Gaff, a sprig
of the Emerald Isle, Edward j. Gaffney;
O'Leary, an old soldier, William Seaine.
Dowdall, friend to Emmett, Maurice Wall;
Herman, a traitor, James Mcmahon; Ser
geant Topfall, William Hyde; Corporal
Thomas, James Gilmore; the judges, Lord
MrIoTbury. Fred Hinehe; Baron George.
Burke; Conner, the jaller, John Quinn;
Sarah Curran, Emnlet's sweetheart, Miss
Marie Wetzel; Judy O'Doueherty, Miss
NeHle 6liiI1dFtl1, ana OOIHpdly IL lriSu
Volunteers of America. Dancing will fol-
low the performance and music will be
furnished by l.. A. SCOTS orchestra, The
arrangement committee is as folliws:
Howard J. Calmar, Andrew j. O'Brien,
William Feighery, Thomas ]. Kelly, John
r. Mahan and John Feighery, ex-officio.
Louis Schreiber, of 226 Hamilton street,
resumed his duties today as a
tender on the Bridge street bridge. lie
has just returned from Tobyhanna, Pa,
where he recuperated.
Frank P. Gleason, the newly appointed
supervising principal of the East Newark
Public School, who has been Ill with
typhoid fever, is expected to report for
duty this week. Miss Katherine e. Gill
gan is acting principal Of the school and
will render a report on the THANKSGIVING
exercises which were held in the school at
a meeting of the East Newark School
Board night.
The West Hudson association football
team Of Harrison went to Bethlehem. Pa,
Saturday, where 1t played the Bethlehem
eleven Of that place, winning by a score
of 10 to 0.
The annual reception and ball Of Court
Kearny No. 4S17, 1. o.. F., will be held at
Jacobs's Hall. Harrison, Friday night.