Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-09
STANDARDIZATION.
ODD FELLOWS PLAY FOR
PRIZES AT EUCHRE PARTY,

A well-attended euchre party under
the auspices of the baseball team o.
Pilgrim Lodge No. 202, I. o. o. +.
was held last night at Fines Fraternit,
Hall. Arlington. Nearly 15G took par
in the games. the prizes III which were
won as follows: First ladies' prize
Mrs. John NJ. Gillespie; second. Mrs
Thomas Whitfield; third, Mrs. Taylor
first gentlemen's prize, Arthur Riley
second, LIE Roy Heming; third, Arthur
A. Sauer.
The Rev. E. Henry Ter Woert, OF
Jersey City, who has been occupying
the former home of eX-Mayor George
Bayliss, in Schuyler avenue, near the
Belleville turnpike, North Arlington
and directing the work Of laying out
the new cemetery of the Roman Catho-
lie diocese OF Newark, is undergoing
treatment in Roosevelt Hospital, New
York. for diseased veins in his left leg.
1t Is stated that he may not be able
TO leave the hospital for two months.
The attention of Health Inspector
today to a case Of scarlet fever at 615
JoltL SlIeel, lue sufferer uetnS LEU
Ward, aged IL.
Eugene Smith, OF III Park avenue.
Newark, was taken suddenly i'll while
at work in Walker Brothers lumber
yard in Arlington yesterday afternoon
and was removed to his home by Po-
liceman Charles Shepard in the town
ambulance. Smith complained of symp-
toms of acute malaria.
Henry Fisher. aged 16, of Is Maple
street, Kearny, who was wanted by the
Newark police for the alleged theft OF
$50 three weeks ago from a butcher on
the Hill" vas arrested last night at
Johnston avenue and Maple street,
kearny, by Detective Walter Oliver, of
Kearny, and handed over to Detective
Templeton, of the Newark police.
Fisher said he had spent all the money
and was now working for Il Newark
florist. In his coat buttonhole was a
big carnation.
At the annual meeting of the Exempt
Firemen's Association, of Kearny, last
night in their new meeting place adj
Joining the Kearny Town Hall, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President,
JoStPll 1iliu, NlCt-PISSIItul JOtiH 1dS-
ties; treasurer, Albert Reinhardt: Sec
rotary, Edmund Bell. Mr.. Reinhardt
was chosen as representa- i've and Mr..
Castles as trustee for the Firemen's Re-
lief Association. 1t was decided to ar
range for a ball to take place in jan
uar.- these members to make the prep
%arations: William McDonough. Law
n Barrett, ST., and Joseph Child.
The Kearny men who left a couple of
days ago to hunt for ducks in Barnegat
bay have been heard from, a postal
having been received this morning from
Councilman William j.. Greenfield, tell
ing a tale that many are making ar
effort to believe that within a few
hour the six men brought down forty
three brant, thirty wild ducks and
twelve geese. a number of Kearny
officials are seriously thinking of meet.
ing the returning hunters al the rail
road station with a big furniture var
to relieve them of some of their game
kearny Truck Company No. 2 will
meet at the fire-house in Kearny ave-
nue., opposite Dukes street, tomorrow
evening, to arrange for a New Years
eve celebration.
A supper and sale Of useful articles
is being planned by the ladies of Grace
Methodist Episcopal Church Of Kearny
for Thursday and Friday evenings, De-
cember 16 and II.