Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-09
MILLBURN-SPRINGFIELD

The Millburn Township Committee is
considering the taking of steps to have
another couple of dilapidated houses In
the centre of the town condemned. The
houses are those In Main street near
the railroad on what Is known as the
Lighthipe property, now owned by Mr..
Glorieux. mayor of Irvington. They
have been out of repair for some years
and have been u~ninhabitable for some
time.
The contract with the Summit Water
Company expired In June and the com
pany presented a new contract for exc
%cution, and this matter was referred to
the chairman of the water committee.
Prosper Marcantonio, who intends
putting up a new house on his property
in Main street, filed his plans with the
committee, but as they were not in
proper shape they We're returned for
amendment.
The Board of Education was given
permission to connect the school at
White Oak J lge with the water pipe
supplying the poor farm with water.
At the meeting of the Millburn
Board of Health last night a petition
was received from a number of resi-
dents of the lower end of the township
protesting against the dump of the
garbage contractor. The inspector OF
the board and the township physician
both reported that the dump was IN
good shape, and the inspector was
directed to keep a close watch and see
that no nuisance was>allowed there,
Yesterday afternoon a couple of
Italians employed in laying the gas
main along Millburn avenue, Millburn.
| became involved in a quarrel, n as a
result one of them is now in the Or
ange Memorial Hospital with a bad Gu.
in his head and the other is a fugitive
from Justice. The injured man Is
Liperte Ippolitio. of Y Hayes street,
Newark. and he was hit over the head
with a shovel by Vincenzo Indusi. of
275 Morris avenue, this city. 1ndusi
made his escape as soon as he had hit
the man, and no trace of him has
been found since.
While julius Wittkop and a party of
friends were taking a rio in Mr.. Witt
kop's new machine yesterday the ma
chine skidded on the wet road near
Scotch Plains and ran into the gutter,
overturning it and throwing h oc-
c,,psnts out. No one was injured. but
the machine was somewhat broker
about the top and one front wheel.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Livingston. Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Tichenor. Miss Myrtle
Livingston, Miss Elsie Mayer and John
Mayer, of Millburn, returned yesterday
from their visit to he boys camp al
Green Pond.
Justice of the Peace Albert p. Cain
of Springfield, had fifteen boys Of that
place before him last night charged BY
Lawrence Reedy with being disorderl5
at his candy store. Five of the boys
were found to be offenders, and after
being lectured by the Judge they were
allowed to go.
Miss Helen Tochterman and Frank
Tochterman, of Philadelphia, are visit
ing their aunt, Mrs. w. r. Stiles. OF
Morris avenue, Springfield.
Miss Ida Snow, of Westfield avenue
Springfield, has returned to her home
after a visit to her aunt In Newark.
Mrs. Charles P. Walters and daugh,
tiers, of Summit, have returned to theil
home, after a visit to Mrs. Waitress
sister, Mrs. Frank Bohls. of Morris
avenue. Springfield.
william Bryan, of Westfeld avenue
Springfield, mas returned to his home
after a visit to relatives in New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert SickIey, of West.
field avenue, Springfield, with theil
niece, Miss Faye Randall, left yesterda,
for a stay at Miss Randal's home
North Kempville, Nova Scotia.