The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-14

mems Association, North Bergen; Exempt
Company No. l., Fort Lee; New London
Veteran Association. Connecticut. (.
Second D~ivision.Chief Stager, OF Nut
P Isyi aiElsi1R P f9lefi k keysren co@ Gnlers 81
Bridgeport, Conn.,; Exempt Association,
Bound Brook; Hook and Ladder No. l,
Elizabeth; Hook and Ladder No. /, Engle-
wood; Exempt Firemen's Association. Nut
ley; Engine Company. No. I Nutley.
Third Division-Chief Williams. Mont
Railway. Exempt Volunteer Association,
New York city; New Brunswick Exempt.
New Brunswick; Red Bank Engine Com
pany. Red Bank: Norwich Engine Com
pany. Norwich; West Haven Engine Com
pany, New Haven, Conn: Exempt Fire
mems Association. Morristown; Hook and
Fourth Division-Chief Sheehan, West
Orange, division chief; Phoenix Engine
Company. New Brunswick; West Orange
Hook and Ladder Company, West Orange
Exempt Ffreuten's Association, West Or
ange; Washington Engine Company, Wash
irgton; Wharton Engine Company, Whar-
ton; Westfeld Exempt Association, West
Newark; Paterson Exempt ton
Paterson; Hose Company No. l, Englewood.
Fifth Division-Chief Ryno. Belleville,
citation, of Jersey City; Belleville Exempt
Association. Believille; Essex Hose Com
pany, Belleville; Harmony Engine Com
| pany, Boonton; Bayoune Exempt Associa-
ton, Bayonne; Butler Engine Company,
Butler; Exempt Firemen's Association,
Caldwell; Exempt Firemen's Association,
North Plainfield.
ange, division chief; Exempt Firemen, As
ISOLATION, Elizabeth; Exempt As
ISOLATION. East orange; Hook and Ladder
J Company, East Orange; Defender Hose
ConnnunM Napra~Ly. E'yamnt Elrpu1pnfS AS
ISOLATION, Hackensack; Exempt Riremen.s
Association. Irvington, Exempt Eiremens
Association, Vailsburg; Exempt Firemen's
Association. Long Branch; Albert Hose
Company. Hackensack.
Seventh Dlvision-Chief Russell, Glen
Ridge, division chief; Engine Company NO
tion. Freehold; Hook and Ladder No. l,
Madison; Hook and Ladder Company
Orange; Exempt Firemen's Association,
Orange; Engine Company No. !, Princeton;
Protection Hook and Ladder, Perth Am
Eighth Dlvlsion-Chief Moran, Caldwell,
division chief; Volunteer Firenen's Asso-
citation, Pittsfield, Mass; Exempt Fire
mems Association. Trenton; Engine Com
pany No. l, Glen Ridge; Hook and Ladder
No, l. Harrison; Exempt Firemen,s Asso-
Association, Harrlson; Phoenix Engine
Company No. /, Bloomfield; Exempt Fire
mems Association, Bloomfield.
Ninth DiVision-Engine Company No. l.,
N'A y NN. ANC' - -
ny; Exempt Firemen's Association, kear-
my; Exempt Firemen's Association, Dover;
Engine Company No. 2, Summit: Hook and
Ladder No. !, South Orange; EXEMPT Fire
mems Association, South Orange; Phillips
burg Engine Company, Phillipsburg: Hose
Company No. l, Bordentown.
Tenth D~ivision-ChIef Murray, East New
ark, division chief; Engine Company No.
Il, Red Bank; Exempt Firemen's Associa-
tion. Montclair; Hook and Ladder No. /,
Montclair; Engine No. 3, Raritan; Exempt
! Eirpmpn'S Association. RnFit1n. Eyannnt
Firemen's Association, Metuchen; EXEMPT
Firemen's Association, Millbnrn; Engine
Company No. l. Metuchen; Engine Com
pany No. i, Millburn.
Route of Parade.
The parade began to form at
1890 o'clock at the canal bridge
and Military Park, and the sew
eral divisions formed on Park
place, East Park street, Centre street,
in Broad street along Washington
Park, in Washington place and other
streets. The parade did not start until
after 2;30 o'clock.
tn. line of march was dowr
Broad street to and around Lincoln
Park, up Broad street to Market street
n west on hat street, and then uI
Springfield avenue to the corner o.
Pouth IOu lStltH SlIttli WJitIt tit
line was reviewed by Mayor jacob
Haussling, presidents of exempt asso.
Citations and old volunteer fire chiefs
from different cities and towns. Aftel
passing the reviewing stand the parade
~disbanded.
Then the exercises at the laying oi
the cornerstone of the Newark Elk
empts' new home were held. Thu
Rev. DIR. Charles l.. Mead, of Hoboken
made the opening prayer, and Sen
ator George Silzer, OF New Brunswick
delivered IN grafton on 'Voluntee
and Exempt Firemen." President Nc
Craith, of the Newark Exempts, lai,
the cornerstone, and the Rev. T. c
O'Neill, rector of the Church of tn,
|, Blessed Sacrament, pronounced tn
benediction. Afterward there was
picnic and reunion of old tiremen a
Wevers's Colosseum.
In welcoming the iremen at the cor
ner-stone laying Mayor Haussling said
The city of Newark is proud to welcom
here today the representatives of the volnn
teer fire departments from its siste
municipalities OF this and other states
1t is proud TO show it's appreciation OF tn
teer. fremen by participation In the exer
cises which mark the laying of this COZ
ner-stone. And /. speaking as the repre-
sentative of the city, deem II proper t
express my pleasure that this ceremon
should nave been set to fall upon the On
when patriotic American citizens dis