The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-24
IRyINGTON


To Study in Paris.
Mrs. Frederic zipperlen, the we'll
known contralto and vocal teacher in
Irvington, sails July / on the George
Washington for Europe. She will spend
two months In Paris, where she will
take a special teachers course with
Frank King-Clark, n she will also
study with the talented young accom-
PIANIST. Miss Pauline Nuernberger.
Brief Irvington Water Famine.
Had there been a fire, a sudden water
famine in Irvington last night caused
by a break In the main of the Summit
Water Company. which supplies the
town. might nave had serious conse-
quences. As it was, the only trouble
resulting before the break could be re-
paired vas the Inconvenience of resi-
dents who telephoned to police head
quarters every half minute h a they
could Set no water from their faucets.
Death of Mrs. Anna Hindrichs.
Mrs. Anna Hindrichs. wife of Charles
H~indrichs. of "a Florence avenue. Irv-
ington. died today at the age of "a.
The funeral will be held from her late
home Sunday at 8 p. M. and interment
will be in Paramount Cemetery.
Attacked by watch-Dog.
Beckie Pollock. the 7-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pollock, of
Union avenue, called yesterday al the
home OF William and John. IT.. Hem
ningsen. brothers. at ~ Mt. Vernon
avenue, to accompany the Henningsen
girl to the Colt Street School and was
attacked by q watchdog while passing
through the grounds. The dog seized
her by the breast. infiicting a slight in
jury. The Henningsens called in DR..
Ida N. Bruce.
boys Birthday Surprise.
A surprise party. was rendered to
Nevin Kennedy last night at his home.
in Twenty-frst street, on his thirteenth
birthday. Parlor games, vocal n In
strumental selections and refreshments
were the features Of the occasion,
Those present were Mrs. L. T. johnson,
the Misses Bertha Keller. Elsie Her
bold. May and Irene Helwig. Gladys
Spaniel, Geneva Berger. Edith Warbur-
ton. Gertrude Norten. Emma Smith.
Florence Whatton. Florence Temple.
Walter Hemhauser, Reubin Warburton.
George MacNabb, George Smith and
Ralph Johnson. Z
MILK Inspector Busy.
A State milk inspector visited Irving
rtu ho,~ taoxy GA <oobr
samples for testing purposes Of the
milk carried by the different dealers
whose wagons pass through the town.
Arrange for Outing.
Councilman Henry O. Osborne and
August L. Lacombe, former Assembly
mar George F. Scribe. former Council
man Fred Dehnert, Eugene Lacombe
and Clifford Bullivant visited Morgan
Station yesterday and made arrange
ments for the annual outing of the
Irvington Veterans Association, which
will be held at that place Thursday,
August rs.
Policeman Louis j. Meyer, of <07
1AON0 o4OCL WIN - oRCAAAAA6 4S
cation at Morgan Station, surprised his
fellow-of1cers last night by making a
flying visit to the town and distrib-
uting among them a quantity Of weak
fish.
Four Year-OId Boy Lost.
Stanthus Misacopka, a 4~-year-old
boy. Of 10 Prince street. wandered into
town last night. and, becoming lost,
was taken to the home Of the police
matron. Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell. Later
he was claimed by his mother.
, Harry Van SAINT, of Springfield ave.
nue.; George Cochran. of Twenty first
street, and Eugene Lacombe. Of New
ark, charter members of the Camp
Fishing Club. will spend the lat
ter part Of this week at Morgan Sta
ton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Drew and
Of 80 ~Stuyvesant avenue. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Martin and family.
of SIS Myrtle avenue. are spending a
week at the Camptown Fishing Club,
At Berkeley Heights,