The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-03

series will be given this afternoon and
evening by Farrell's band at the Aims
house. Following is the program:
Star Spangled Banner,
March, prince. Imperial .Duble
Overture, Smiles and Tears" -. Conrad
Waltz. AN American Heiress" ....... Rosey
seleesio oha aT6e PIed KieiY
Intermezzo. .sHoneysuckle" ,.......,. .Shulz
Overture, Gems of Stephen Foster
e.,a n.na. or, c.,rr.n Tobani
Song Selections, Bits of Remick's
eaiop. "capiioia .Heea
Under the auspices of the Common
Council on the morning of July 5 there
will be a concert by Suenderhaft's Or
chestra in the Newark Theatre. There
will be a program Of vocal numbers and
the reading of the Declaration of indie
pendence. John L. O'Toole will deliver
the GRAFTON.
On Monday afternoX from 2:sO to
$50 o'clock, there will be concerts in
various parts Of the city as follows:
Military Park, Won der Heide's band;
Branch Brook Park. Vincentz's band;
East Side Park, Glickman's band; West
Side Park, National band; Weequahic
Park. Doctors band; Central Park, Co
lumbia band. In the evening from 8 to
II there will be a concert by yoss's
First Regiment Band in Military Park,
and by Krimke's band in Lincoln Park.
There will be two singers at each con-
cert, including the Newark favorites,
who will appear again this year
throughout the concert season. Among
them are William Redmond, John Mes
tor, John brisbane, William Logan,
John Sturges. Frank Mullane and Ed
ward Weston. :
The Newark Turn Verein will hold an
excursion to Cranberry Lake over the
Lackawanna railroad tomorrow. 1t Is
expected that about 700 persons will at
tend the outing, at which the members
OF the verein will taxi part in a turn
fest. aFG a
A big farm on Baker road, near
Maplewood, will be the scene of an out
ing tomorrow to be given by the Poll
Zion organization. Four special trolley
cars a been chartered to carry the
p~icnickers to the farm. There will be
games of all kinds for the children and
dancing for the grown folks. About
400 people are expected to be present.
The West Presbyterian Young Mems
Club will have a field day and picnic
at Caldwell on July 8. Two special
trolley cars have been chartered for the
excursion. y.
An excursion to Asbury Park under
the auspices. of the Epworth League
promises to be largely attended. :
Many members of the Springfield
Avenue Pleasure Club will avail them
selves of the low rates offered by the
Central Railroad to Mauch Chunk and
Glen Onoko tomorrow and will go to
that resort to remain until Monday
evening.
The Newark Deutsche Gesellschaft
twill go to Coney Island on the Majes-
tic and from the island to Bath Beach,
where the excursionists will Join the
New York Society of the same name
for an outing. There will be singing for
prizes, outdoor bowling and athletic
games. The bowling contests are ex-
pected to be of special interest.
The Foresters will have an excursion
to Asbury Park on Monday. -Four
special trains have been chartered to bo
run over the Central Railroad, and the
advance sale of tickets shows that the
attendance will be large.
The new steamer Orient will make
three trips to Coney Island, and many
family parties have arranged to make
excursions. The trips on this steamer
include free admission. to Dreamland.
The Majestic and Newark, of the Ste
phens & Condit line, will make the
usual trips tomorrow and Monday, and
expect to do q big business.
The Tenth Ward Democratic Club,
with headquarters at SO Pacific street,
will hold a Fourth of July celebration
for the children of the ward on Tues
day afternoon. Tickets for the affair
may be obtained from members Of the
committee, or by applying at the club
rooms. The committee is composed Of:
p. 7. McConville, A. Piccirillo, o. Lee
pref, ]. Bergen, T.. Preston and C. Will
SON.
Among the spectacular demonstra-
lions that have been arranged here
G bouts In honor of the Fourth are fire.
works displays which will be given TO-
night. Sunday night and Monday night
st Olympic Park.
Special holiday attractions are offered
ar Electric and Hillside Parks. There
will be holiday races at the veiodrome
&nd the usual baseball games alhover.
St Peters parish will have an outing
Oh Monday under the auspices of the
Young Ladies' Sodality, at st. Peters
Orphans Farm, in Lyons avenue.
> The New Jersey Saengerbund. en-
bracing the German singing societies
from all over the State. will have Its
annual rt1fin0 of gCruofu1 Tola Do~x~ |