Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-19
DECENTRALIZATION.

Missionary Society Meets.
Spain, the Land of Yesterday will
be the special theme at the meeting of
the Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the First M. E. Church, Airing
ton, this afternoon in the parsonage.
Mrs. F. q. Jones will be the chairman.
L. p. Doriand Wins Suit.
A verdict for $3.50 in favor of Irv-
ing V. Dorland, real estate agent, OF
Arlington, has been given by Justice
of the Peace Charles G.. Reick, OF
Kearny, and against Frank A. Mackie.
The suit was brought for double the
amount by Mr.. Dorland, who claimed
that Mr.. Mackie had not paid him a
commission agreed upon for the sale OF
some real estate.
A few cases of scarlet fever still give
the sanatarians of kearny some
anxiety. This morning Ellen Firth,
aged 4, of 228 Kearny avenue, was re-
ported as suffering from the disease.
Health Inspector Albert Gefssler this
morning fumigated the home of Louis
p. Jensen, in Rutland avenue. in the
Arlington section. Two of Mr.. Jen-
sens little daughters have just re-
covered from the fever. The elder
one of the two a few months ago was
nearly burned to death as the result
o. her clothes getting afiame at a bon
fire.
The Authious Club, n young women's
organization of the Knox Presbyterian
Church, Kearny, will meet tomorrow
night at the home of Miss Alice Fielden,
Of 400 North Fourth street, Harrison.
Besides nearly all the members. a
largo number of visitors were present
| last night at the installation of the re-
| Gently elected officers at the meeting of
Division No. 7, Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians, in st. Ce-
elias School Hall, Kearny. A social
hour, with refreshments, followed the
business session.
Kearny's Sinking Fund Commission
met last night and organized by elect
ing John Macarthur. president and town
treasurer. Burton e. Garfield, secretary
and custodian. The. commission re-
ceived $50, 900 from the Common Council
VII dt1Obll VI dOotG2iii-iltD oiia Aiti
loaned the town $50. 900 ON a demand
note at Az per cent, in anticipation OF
assessments for various street improve
ments.
Hubert Nj. Schott, OF Midland ven
Arlington, has gone to Pinehurst. N. c..
for the benefit of his health
The Rev. c. ]. Andreen. Of the Bat
terry Swedish M. e. Church, New York
will preach tonight at the Swedish M
Il. Church. in Arlington.
Mrs. George II. Bryan, wife of tn.
well-known Arlington expressman, wa
removed in the Kearny ambulance thi
morning from her home. 424 Elm street
to the Homeopathic Hospital, this city
suffering from an internal trouble.
Scotland and Ireland an illustrates
lecture, i~nterspersed with moving pic
lures, will be given at the Knox Pres
byterian Church, Kearny, by the pas
tor, the Rev. Roland s. Dawson, unde
the auspices OF the board of trustees.
Burger Lindblom, who has hereto
fore been employed in a responsible
position in q New York importin,
concern, has taken the position in hi
fathers real estate and INSURANCE
office made acant by the death of hi
brother. William S., son of Presiden
Louis w. Lindblom, of the First Ma
tional Bank, and whose funeral too
place yesterday.
]. A. Cook, w. w. Joule and job
Patterson. jr., comprising the auditin
committee of Safety Conclave, I'm
proved Order Of Heptasophs, of Rear
ny, have audited the accounts. TIL
local branch Of the order is doing vel
despite the fact that during the pas
year it has lost -four members, and tn
insurance rates. in common. have bee
increased on an average of 7 per cen