Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-11
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Fighting Yonth sent 20 jail.
Frederick Rebel. Is years old. of IL
Mount Vernon avenue, known as zip
the fighter" In his neighborhood, was
committed TO h county Jail for three
months by Recorder Turton this morn
ing. He was charged by offlcer Cole
man with disorderly conduct IN front
OF a store on Rosehill place yesterday
afternoon. and with lighting and re-
sisting arrest.
Fined $50 for Cruelty to Horse.
Hyman Goldberg. OF 1854 Charlton
street. Newark. was fined 30 and
costs By Recorder Turton thSs morn
ing on a charge Of cruelty to his. horse,
preferred against him by JOHN q.
Casey. local agent for the B.NP.tC. A.
Onicers Garfield and Dsftyshire. who
crested the man yesterday afternoon.
testified that he was driving the horse.
which II a small s-year-old pony, to .
vehicle containing twefps people. When
the animal. which was exhatiSted and
staggering under tho load, stumbled 70
fts knees. tho man. they allcsed. beat
IL cruelty.
Yozng Women Eztextnan.
In honor OF their parents, Miss Min
mic stsrnbers and Miss Rose Barron
gave 9 social and entertainment last
night at the home OF Miss stsrnberg.
ID Grove street, rrvinston. The house
wss decorated with paluis and bunting
ana NhA TArA-A-A Y--tA--L
about gave q picturesque appearance.
Supper wAs served to 100 guests. Miss
Anna Barron save a piano solo and
Miss Sophia Motifs played the violin.
William Rosenthal furnished the vocal
part of the entertainnnent. Among
those present were: Bella RUIZ, Celia
Bernstein. Kste Mastroff. Lena Sugar
man. Esther Apple, Anna Barron, So
phia Moltz, Ida Klein. Jennie Geit,
Sarah Rabin. Abe Sternberg. Benja-
min Ebert, Mr.. M. Ebert. Mrs. II.
bernstein. M. Sternbere, Nathan Ro-
senthaI. Samuel Rosenthal. Herman
Lane, Harry Powers. Mary Fry, David
Goldfarb. Max Striok. Henry Field,
Samuel Feingofd. William Rosenthai,
benjamin Greenfield, Joseph Greenfield,
Jennie Cohen, David Delugash, George
Kohn, Laurette Russell, Gertrude I'm
terman. Ida Apple. Rose zwillman,
Anna Kaplan. Jack Holden Leo Lans-
burg. Miss Esther Apple and Miss lea
Klein assisted the hostesses.
John Bruck, OF 26 Orange place, and
Orrtn e. Runyon, OF 2t5 Clinton ave.
nue., west. reported TO Chief Of Police
Green yesterday that the gas meters
In the cellars of their homes a been
broken and $3.50 had been taken from
each meter.
August Krantz. of Camden, was ar
rested Saturday night by Officer
Hughes on a charge of d~isorderly con-
duct preferred against him by his SON
in-law, Christopher May. OF 1913
Twenty-first street. He was dis
charged by Recorder Turton with a
reprimand.
The Irvinston Club will hold it's
monthly meeting in its quarters, Drake
building. town centre. tonight.
Edward stahi. OF Lyon avenue, and
Archibald Hogg. of Berkshire place.
members of the Irvington Athletic
Club, have returned from a weeks
camping at Culver Lake.
Miss Elsie Hainer, daughter Of the
Rev. and Mrs. William H. Hainer, of
the First Christian Church, is home
from a 1ve-months' trip to California
for her health.
Miss Tessie Leibe and Miss Louise
Dannecker. of Maple avenue, are
among the vacationists at K~eansburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles R. Gregory, of
Madison avenue, returned today from
a weeks stay at Asbury Park.
Miss Bessie Cooper. Of Fifteenth ave-
nue.. is the guest of friends in Chatham.
Clinton Lodge No. IS, 1. o. o. F.. will
continue it's weekly whist contest to-
night in its lodgerooms in the Glorieux
building.
Miss Clara Fitch. Of Alpine street.
Is pending two weeks at ocean Grove.
Miss Alice Quick, OF Brooklyn. is the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Alfred T. Sor-
g~enfree,. Of 1o4s Springfield avenue.
Miss Grace Taylor. of Clinton avenue
Is sojourning for a fortnight at South
ampton. L.. I.
The Star Gun Club will hold a meet
ing Wednesday night at Its quarters in
Edward Baldwin's Hall. 1851 Springfield
venue.
Michael A. Dougher and family. of %
Harrison place, ara sumnering at their
cottage at Greenwood Lake.
The good and welfare committee of
the West End Improvement Associa-
ton, consisting of A. Edward Helm.
Albert J. Lacombe and r. g. voors. has
completed arrangements for the lawn
anniversary of the association, which
will be held tomorrow night on the
grounds OF the Red Mill Inn. An elabo-
rate program of entertainment will be
rendered and refreshments will be
served.