The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-28
GUARDS OF THIRD
WARD, ZOO STRONG,
OFF TO EAs10N
Annual Outing Of Association
Attracts Crowd of Pleas
ure-Seekers.

Two hundred members of the miro
| Ward Guards left today on the went
first annual outing of the association
at Easton, Pa. Decked in gala MONDAY
array and carrying Hudson and fui-
ton color umbrellas the guards pre-
sented a natty appearance as they
marched from their headquarters at
32S Halsey street to the Pennsylvania
railroad, where a special train was
boarded. At the City Hall the march
ers were reviewed by Mayor Haussling.
Accompanied by the usual band Oh
music and police escort the start was
made shortly after 8 o'clock. The line
of march was: Halsey street to west
Kinney street, Washington street to
Spruce street, countermarch to Mar
shall street, Halsey street, Court street.
| Washington street, William street,
Broad street, City Hall. countermarch
to Centre Market to Market street to
the Pennsylvania station.
In the party which made the trip
were a number of candidates, officials
and politicians from both parties. On
arriving in Easton the Newarkers were
met by the mayors of Easton and
Phillipsburg, and the Weyler Gun Club,
OIL AlttlitoWhs ~
placed twenty large automobiles at the
disposal of the guards for Sightseeing,
Returning home the party will leave
Easton about 8 o'clock. On arriving at
the Market street station a ~torchlight
parade will be held to headquarters.
The various committees in charge OF
the outing are composed of the follow
ing members:
Arrangement Committee - Alderman
Elmer A.. Day. chairman; Mayor Jacob
Haussling, James r.. Nugent, John
Bladder, Michael Leveen, Robert L
Ross. A.. Wildrick Swain, John Howe
Frank Lagay, William A. Weber, Mat
thias Stratton, r. Edward Burke, Jo-
seph A. Bailey, Thomas Wilson, George
w Courier, H. Wolf, Edgar Haines
Henry Roenbeck. Arnold Boerner
Theodore Aab, Robert Schmauder
Frank Krebs, George Blindt. Patrick
Cunning. Peter Calm, Chris. Schneider
Richard Schott, James McManus, Will
lam Peterson, James Hall, Patricf
White, Joseph E. Fletcher, Charles
Wirth. William Cramer, ST., Samue
Gaffney. Joseph A. Heinrich, Oscal
Wurzbach, Edward Schneider. 1r.
Peter Bey, John Bey. Louis Bernard
Henry L. C. Kirchner.
Finance Committee - A. Wiidr1ci
Swain, chairman; DIR. George L. War
rem. Adolph Hensler, John J. Berry
Clemens Scherer, William McEwan, A
r. Guenther, Arthur r. Denman, Loui
Butcher. Captain Oscar Vogel. Captain
John Brown Judge Frank Spitz, Georg'
johnson, John Cook, Charles Scroitn
John Bladder, Austen Colgate, Eugen'
Ledos, William Dimond, Ralph d
Smith. Jacob Rau, Richard ]. Franz
Frank Dubois, Patrick Corish. ]. Harr,
Bachelor. George H. Lambert, Alfre'
N. Dalrymple, Captain Sam Brown
Captain Michael Long. Joe McGinnity
Albert Bi~ertuempfel, James kiilcuilen
Walter T. Johnson, Philip Scanlon, Je
rome Schwerin, Gus. Reinhard. Adolp
Fish, William B. Tompkins, Captain m
Ryan, Chief Michael Corbitt, Captain
william Carroll, Charles Peters. Au
gustus Eggers, Thomas l.. Halpin. Harr
O'Connell, James F. Connolly. Judg
Charles Herr, Alexander Archibolo
Max Henry, William Lee, William
Bennett, Tyler Parmly, William Roeb
ling, Charles f. Van SICKLE, William
r. Pennington. Major Carl Lentz. 10
seph Regain, Edward Strouse, Georg
Hubschmidt, Ira A. Budd, John Flavel
George Russell, clifford B~ullivan'
Judge Simon Hahn. George Gerlacf
\ Senator Harry v. Osborne. Henri
/ Pfrommer, Lyman E. Kane, Wilson /.
Vance, Benjamin Bailey. John Mona
han, Fred Keim.
Committee on Place-William DignaI
chairman; Chris. L. volz. a Schroed
err. Henry L. c.. Kirchner, Louis Hu
bling, William Schmauder.