Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18
GROWTH
IS P|CIUREOs"DY
SENATOR OSBORNE
Tells Of City's Growth at Ban
quet OF Friendly Sons OF st.
Patrick, OF Oranges.

Senator Harry V. Osborne enthused
the diners at the annual banquet of the
Friendly Sons Of st. Patrick. of the
Oranges, in English's Hall, East Or
ange, last night with q picture of future
Newark. The city, he predicted, will
be one OF the great Commercial centres
of the world. F
Daniel A. Dugan was toastn1aster
n the addresses Included TIE state
Of New Jersey" BY Senato osborne.
Judicial 1Statesmanship,sss Vivian NJ.
Lewis, State Commissioned 81 Stalking
and insurance; 1.-THE PeopIe'sv Safvice,'
Colone, Austen Colgate; Children OF
Erin John L. O'Tooss; "Fads and
Fancies." Frank A. O'Connor, tax col
lector of West Orange. and THE Day
We Celebr.te," Frank V. S. Oliver, of
Me- York. ~
After discussing the prominent part
taken by the Irish in New Jersey at
fairs and discussing the future POSSIBLE
tiles for development of the State, SEN
ator Osborne said:
THE reclamation of the vast mead
ows and the completion of the docks
that are planned will create a new era
for Newark. | would suggest that the
docks be thrown open to the world and
that charges be fixed upon a tonnage
basis rather than on the New York
plan of rentals"
The committee in charge of the din
ner included the officers of the society.
Laurence T. Fell. president; John b.
Everett and Patrick Regain. yice-presi-
dents; John P. Lee, secretary, and Mr..
Dugan. treasurer.
Among the diners We're:
Samuel Atchison, FIRE COMMISSIONS
Barry, John j Bolan, Michael Blessington.
School Commissioner john il Booth. of
Orange; Dr. Walter T.. Barry Charles
p. ]. 'Clossick. Dennis Cleary. John ".
Campbell. head of the East Orange po-
lice commissioners r. r. Crippen: Police
EFT, John English. Eugene w. Farrell. J..
n. Fell. Excise Commissioners Adam Groel.
Of Orange; V. Horton. .Gustave Kunz,
bridge, former Speaker of the New Jersey
Assembly: John p. Lee, DR.. $. A. Muta, II.
Murray. Of Orange; Bernard McGovern.
Peter Mooney, James D. Moriarty. Thomas
i. MuIgrlNe. PRANK a. S0iCDey. TOWN.
Clerk Joseph McDonough. OF West Orange;
John Ottarbpin. Alfred ]. Osborne; David
L. Pioison. County Register Edward s.
Perry, John. Purcell. Supreme Court Clerk
Patrick Regain. William Rfker. IL. Free
holder Charles w Romine. Mayor Arthur
e. Seymour. OF Orange: George z. Spottis-
woodc. Daniel ]. Sullivan. Surrogate Isaac
Shoe nthal. James Sullivan: Stephen Stet-
son. William. Simpson, Thomas Walsh,
George 2 Waterman. Charles a. Whelan
ard lanes Underwood
James Reilly. leading u committee
from the Friendly Sons banquet. New
ark. called at tie Orange Friendly Sons
with q greeting. He was accompanied
by Howard Pascal. who sang two NUM-
lbefssinSa pleasing and wa ap-
plauded. Mr.. Reilly expressed felicita-
tions for the Orange order and LETT
shortly afterwards.
!, Sfresident Laurence 7. 'Fell announced
the old. committee. which had shout
dered the job of running the dinner for
the past five years, had decided to give
Opportunity 70 a new b~odyNand an
nounocd as next years c6famittee
James P. Kelly. County Register Ed
ward s.. Perry, James Cusack. Patrick
Regain and Thomas j. Mulgraye.