The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-12
IRyINGToN.
WILL STUDY BUILDING
ORDINANCE CAREFULLY.
Normandy Park lmprovers> to
Watch New IrvingtOn Law.

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ton decided i~asttpight to study care
fully the r~ecepts building ordinance.
which will be amended on first reading
at the Town Council meeting next
Tuesday before 1t Is finally adopted. II
necessary the president Is authorized
to call a special meeting.
A committee, consisting Of Jacob
Werthman, Mr.. Wilderspin and Jacob
lilly, was appointed to arrange for the
third anniversary celebration of the
association to be held on January 10.
John Henningsen and Henry Hen
ningsen were elected members.
Gives Pleasant Social.
"A social was given last night by Miss
Ethel Terrilf at her home, 1919 Spring
field avenue. Musical numbers, songs
and a luncheon were enjoyed. Sew
eral prizes1were awarded in the: parlor
games. Those present were Miss Irma
Van Holsendorf, Miss Minnie Bibinger,
Miss Ethel Terrill, Miss Laura Terrill,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard L. Higgins.
William Bennett and Paul w. Sorgen-
free, of Irvington; Glen Rice, of New
ark, and Mr.. and Mrs. William Hoff, Of
East Orange.
The Ridgewood Girls, a local club,
held a social last night at the home Of
Miss Hazel Weber. of IA Osborne ter
race, Newark. Parlor games were en-
joyed and supper was served.
Chief of Police Green has issued or
ders that the ordinance against chick
ems roaming at large or ~trespassing on
private property will be rigidly en-
forced.
A horse belonging to A.. Henry
Mailer. of the Mahler-Buehler Com
pany, of Elmwood terrace, was shot by
Policeman Coleman yesterday. Mailer
had given the horse to a man named
Reid, of Union. who was. leading it
away when it collapsed at Headley ter
ace and Springfield avenue John B.
Casey, local representative of the S. p.
G. A, ordered the horse shot.
John Donovan. of 121 Myrtle avenue
complained to the police last night that
number of boys were in the habit of
starting bonfires on his vacant lots and
burning his woods. Policeman Maser
was detailed to warn the youngsters.
Mrs. Henry w. Elston, of Cummings
is visiting relatives in Middle
town, N. Y.
The Rev. John Hobart Egbert, of the
Methodist Church, is attending the
funeral today of the late Rev. George
Thomas IN Morristown.
The infant daugher Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George L. Gustin, son-in-law and
daughter of School Commissioner and
Mrs. William A. Sherman, died yester-
day at the home of her parents in
Springfield YER
Secretary Edwin Berry. of the Health
Board. reports that thirty-seven licenses
for selling and delivering milk in town
have so far been granted under the re-
cent ordinance.
DR.. James r. English, of $50 Clinton
avenue. Newark. was summoned home
recently from Lake Placid, N. Y, where
was recuperating. In order to be
present at the operation or his daugh-
ter. Miss Isabelle English, for Appendix
Gifts. He will leave with his family on
November "a for a long stay in Red
lands Cal.
Town Architect Joseph B. Allen will
on Sunday for a hunting trip in
Warren and Sussex counties.
Mrs. Thmas Foulks. Of Myrtle ave-
nue., was taken to st. Barnabas's Hos
pital today with typhoid fever.
A. H. Hoover. Of 81 Farley street.
while attempting to board O
Springfield avenue car in Irv-