The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-23

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BREAD rolls viii be ..pplsed by the
Hill Bread Co, the Mnngels q schmidt
Co, the weber Baking Co.. and e. A.
Williams.
With yesterday one of those sweiter-
ing days which sets the oldest resident
to searching his memory cells for the
record of some day equally hot for this
time of rear. the insistent need In the
poorer districts for the Injuries of ice
and fresh air which become necessities
when sick babies are concerned. should
have been brought home to everyone
who is Interested in the work of relief
the STAR is planning through its free
ice and outing fund.
The story Of the extreme heat Of yes
terday was fun Of of PROS
trations. and when strong men sue
cumb to westher extremes the plight
Of a child. IN in an unshaded house
without comforts is a pItiable one.
McGregor & Co, the clothiers of s4s-
S52 Broad street, sent their check yes
terday as a gift TO the fund. With
this proof of their kindness and gener-
osity the firm sent the following letter:
The STAR, Newark, n. j.:
Dear Sirs-We take great pleasure
H. ---l-- go - g. Rnr -
the benefit of the Free Ice and Out
ing Fund. Yours truly.
MGREGOR & co.
Another bakery Aids.
The Weber Baking Company yester-
day got in line with the other generous
bakers and voluntarily offered to supply
bread for the outings. Their offer was
gladly accepted and goes toward max
ing the success of the outings already
an assured fact.
Too much stress cannot be laid upon
the important Fact hat today is the
day Of the Arcade Theatres big series
Of four special performances-the pro-
Deeds of all Of them to go to the
STARS fund. Those interested in this
big practical philanthropy which wa
SO eminently successful last year, will
not find a more pleasing way to aid 1t
than IS offered through purchasing
tickets for these performances. The
tickets are ten cents each. and may be
had In the theatre or In the business
office of the STAR. They are good not
only for the performances today. but
for any other day. Manager Leon o.
Mumford has arranged a special pro-
gram. which viii make the purchase Of
tickets-with all consideration of the
STARS fund left out-a great bargain.
Four times today. beginning at i p.
m, 4 D. m. z .. m. and 9 p. M Lander
and Aliens MINISTRIES viii present their
side-splitting two-act show. While this
is the feature Of the performance
enough other good things have been
added to the bill to make 1t a notable
one without the presence Of the min
strels. President Rock, of the vitagraph
Company OF America has contributed
5000 feet OF absolutely new films for the
benefit performances. Illustrated song
hits are to be illustrated by moving
pictures, and the following vaudeville
stars win contribute their specialtiess
f. K Thornburg. win 8. Rising. A B.
Eek, C. F. Edwards, William Baker.
Diamond and Smith. e. j. Lewis md
company. Burns and Robbins, the
Misses Grace Mantell. Maize Lentz, MAJ
Doyle and Edith jackson.
Nunse Oner Services
The Arcade Theatre is in the heart of
the shopping district, at Broad. New
and Halsey streets. The performance
will be going on continuously from
noon until IL p. m. today. Everyone
who buys a ticket contributes to the
STARS Free Ice and Outing Fund.
Miss Annie Meier. a graduate nurse
who gave her services free on the out
ings last year. wrote to the STAR to-
day, rendering her services for the out
ings this summer. Her offer mas most
gracefully accepted.
Samuel Adjourn. SO Hayes street, and
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