Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-17
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Police Chief Good 9. p. {. a. 0f1cer.
Chief of Police Thomas Neville, of
East Newark, in the role OF an s. p. c.
A. man, is making good, according to
all reports. He has warned several
drivers about their cruelty to the
horses in their charge. Fully a dozen
men were ordered to cease beating the
animals by the chief yesterday. The
horses are unable, unless well shod, TO
draw their loads east on Central ave-
nue. on account Of the ice.
AT a meeting Of the Junior Holy
Name Society connected with Church Of
the Holy Cross, Harrison, the following
nominations were made: President,
William P. Kahn; vice-president, James
Flynn; secretary. Charles M. O'Connor;
treasurer. George ". Riordan, and
marshal, Philip W. Rule.
During the coming year the follow
ing officers will preside at meetings of
the Guard of Honor connected with the
Church Of the Hol. Cross: President
James ]. Kelly, Vice-President William
H. Godby, Secretary Frank Ritter, IL,
Treasurer Frederick J. Devine.
At the Evangelical Lutheran Mis-
sion, Hamilton street, Harrison, tornor-
row afternoon the usual services viii
be conducted. The Rev. John II. AL
bohm, pastor, will preach. His subject
will be Why Do so Many Refuse to
Accept Christ as Their Saviour" The
annual Christmas festival for the chill
dren of the mission will be held in
Rentschler's Hall, Harrison, Monday
evening, December rs.
Frank Ritter. OF Washington street,
of a recent operation.
At the annual meeting of the Repub-
iicans of H~arrison,the following officers
were chosen: President, Thomas J.
Sheridan; vice-president, Ernest Bieg-
ner; recording secretary, Thomas J..
Enright; financial secretary, Harry
Hollisters treasurer, Edward X. Pat
terson; marshal, Arthur Hale.
1t was announced last night that the
following corps OF officers will conduct
the business of Harrison Camp, N. w.
of A.. during 1911: Consul, Percy Arnot;
banker, David F. Riordan; adviser,
Peter Mcdonald; clerk. e. J. Carney:
escort, John Breitenbucher; Waterman,
j. ]. McAviney; sentry. Edward Ryan;
physicians. DR.. Aloysius A. Muiligan
and DR.. Frederick c.. Thornley,.
Kearny Council. knights of Column
bus, of Harrison, will be represented at
the exemplification Of the first. second
and major degrees at odd Fellows
Hall, Hoboken, tomorrow night. The
candidates will be knighted into the
Hohoken council of the order.
Arthur Magher, of Harrison, is taking
part In a billiard championship tourney
that is being conducted in Newark.
Magher is well known in Harrison.
The Harrison Common Council will
meet next Tuesday night at h Town
Hall, when business for the year will
be finally disposed of.
The rank of knight will be conferred
upon an esquire at a meeting of Ethic
Lodge, K. of P, al Elberon Hall, Haf-
rison, Monday night. The session will
be the last of the ear.
Vigilant Council, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, of
Harrison, Is arranging for its fourth
annual entertainment and dance, to be
held in the New Auditorium, Newark,
Friday night. February 8.
Ethic Temple, Pythian Testers, will
conduct a Christmas festival for chill
dren next Wednesday night.
At the meeting of E. F. Mcdonald
Council, r. A.. of Harrison, to De held
next Thursday night a report on the
approaching entertainment and social
will be made.