Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-09
GLEN RIDGE,
B%ELLEVTLLE
AND NUTLEY
DECENTRALIZATION.

The directors of the Mutual Benefit
Building and Loan Association. OF
Kearny, are arranging for an outing
to Long Branch with a large touring
car seating sixteen next Tuesday. The
start will be- made from the associa-
TONS meeting hall, Windsor and Maple
streets, at s O'Clock In the morning.
A fine dinner at the shore will be a
feature.
John Ardron, married. was taken
from his home. 1914 Highland avenue
Kearny. in the Kearny town ambu-
lance last night to St. James's Hos
pital. Newark, to be operated on this
morning for appendicitis. He had been
stricken with an acute attack of the
disease early in the evening. and his
removal to the hospital was advised
by DR.. Rieck.
AT a meeting of the Citizens Build
ing and Loan Association at the office
of the Hal-Ken Realty Company, In
Johnston avenue, Kearny. last night.
the receipts of the organization. which
is but a year and four months old,
were $3.50, and a loan Of LOCO was made
at 1 per cent. premium.
Harry Dufford, superintendent of the
Harrison branch of the Newark post
office, and Mrs. Dufford, both of Kear-
ny, are spending their vacation at
Basking Ridge.
The members of the Arion Singing
Society of Arlington had as their host
last night Freebooter John w. Roche,
Of Kearny, and were entertained by the
latter at his hall, Kearny avenue and
Windsor street. with q good supper
and choice refreshments. A merry
time was spent until In early hour this
morning. Mr.. Roche is an associate
member of the society.
Another effort is likely to be made
al the regular meeting of the Kearny
Town Council tomorrow night to fix
the date of the formal opening of the
new Town Hall. Thus far the Council
has fixed dates tentatively, but owing
to the fact that the work on the bulld
ing has suffered several Interruptions
the Town Board has been obliged re-
peatedly to postpone the ceremonial
opening. At the last meeting the time
set was September IL, but it Is unlikely
that the hall will be ready then.
Chief Of Police William Tolen and
Detective Sergeant Walter Oliver, of
Kearny, returned today from their va
cation spent at Belmar, and Patrol
men Michael Williamson and Edward
Davey leave today on their ten days
outing.
The Young Peoples Society of the
Swedish M. e. Church, Arlington, held
a well-attended rally last night, and
in addition to good music and singing
| .15-,-.1o uo-a 5aIsxraraA nv fhD Pow
Mr.. Ekstrom, of the Swedish Baptist
Church, Arlington, n the Rev. Mr..
Nyden, OF the Swedish NJ. q. Church.
i Mt. Vernon, N. Y. A prayer meeting
will be held at the church tomorrow
night.
AT a regular meeting of the Democrat
ic Association of Kearny at the club
rooms, 342 Kearny avenue, this eve
ming the committee recently appointed
to arrange for a dinner or an outing
will make a report and the association
will determine whether the affair will
be held before or after the September
primary election. The question of IN
dorsing candidates will also be dis
cussed.
Mrs. Nellie Grant. of 224 Kearny ave-
nue., Kearny, and her daughter, Mrs.
Thomas Scott Marshall. and also the
latter's cousin, Miss Alice Oliver, of 81
Dukes street, Kearny, are spending a
few weeks at Rockaway Beach. Miss
Marion Grant will join the party at the
end of the week.
Mrs. Charles c. Rick, wife OF Justice
of HI Peace Rieck, of Kearny avenue
and Berlin street. Kearny, has returned
from an extended visit to friends in
Bridgeport and New London, Conn.
Charles O'Conor Irwin, of Grand
place, Arlington. is at Haines's Falls
in the Catskills. with his daughter
Grace.
Ninety days in the Hudson county
penitentiary was the sentence imposed
by Recorder James F. Kelly last NIGH
on Giovanni Ciroto, who said hat he
lived in Paterson, and who was arrest
ed yesterday morning for frightening
women and children in Arlington by
running about in a costume etirely toe
negligee.