Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-12

ment, although digging since Wednes-
day, have thus far been unable to To-
cate a big water leak in Chestnut street
in the rear of the Kearny Town Hall.
The pavement is of vitrified brick on
concrete, but the water has forced it's
way through several cracks made
either by frost or pressure, and runs
in considerable volume along the gut
ter. 1t is believed that much water
is also percolating through the gravel
beneath the concrete.
Boy Falls Into ManhOlc.
While playing in Chestnut street,
Kearny, yesterday afternoon, four
y~ear-old James Kinlen tumbled head
first into a manhole which had been
left unguarded. Aside from a cash on
the side of his head the little fellow.
suffered no i'll effects when hauled to
the surface with a rope He fell twelve
feet. Dr.. Henry Alters was sum-
moned and put three stitches in the
lads head.
The Rev. Floyd Decker, of the Church
of the Comforter, New York, will
preach at both services in the First
Presbyterian Church, Arlington, tomor-
row. AT the morning service at 1920
O'Clock the topic will be Grace Pre-
venting-Saving." In the evening al
1:45 o'clock his subject will be THE
Right Shall Live" The Sacrament of
the Lords Supper will be observed at
the morning service. Miss Woods will
sing at the evening service.
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Entertain in Church.
The recital at Midland Hall and the
lecture at the High School did not keep
a large audience from enjoying the
entertainment at the First Baptist
Church last night given by the Misses
Kimball, Skillen and Wolfe, of the
Three Star Novelty Company, of New
York. The program consisted of piano
trios, vocal solos, Rotations and cor
net solos. The entertainment was
given under the auspices of the Mizpah
Bible Glass of the Sunday school.
y William e. Ashmall, of Pavonia I'VE
nue., Arlington, who is organist of the
Clinton Avenue Reformed Church, this
city, will at the church tomorrow eve
ming render a program exclusively of
his own compositions, including three
choral anthems, two cello selections
and four short portions of his oratorio,
King Eternal"
Gustave %Johansen, of 433 Devon
street, Arlington, who had a fire in his
dwelling a few weeks ago, filed plans
this morning with Building Inspector
Ralph S. Young, of Kearny, for re-
pairs to cost s275.
ION the Way to the Cross will be
the sermon topic of the Rev. S. Travena
Jackson, pastor at the First Methodist
Episcopal Church, Arlington, tomorrow
morning. Mrs. Buckout will sing THE
Wayside Cross In the evening a
special Royal Arcanum service will be
held. the sermon being or "Mercy's
Mantle" There will be special music
and a vocal solo by Mrs. Buckout.
NINETY and Nine" The members of
America Council 1904, r. A, will meet
at Fraternity Hall at 1880 o'clock and
thence proceed to the church.
1.-THE Work of the Anti-Saloon League
of New Jersey will be discussed by G.
the First Baptist Church, of Arlington,
ICl1OITOW. III tut CNCiihS thS poStci'
the Rev. j.. Franklin Shindell. will
preach on ''The Christians Race"
1.-The Deciding Hour will be the
morning sermon subject and "The
Crucifed Saviour the evening theme
at the Lutheran Church. Arlington, to-
A number of Infants will be baptized
morning at the service in the
Knox Presbyterian Church, Kearny.
Mrs. Wilson Heath, of 5S Midland
avenue, Arlington. has a. her guest hee
mother, Mrs. Henley, of New York.
The Rev. William j. Tilley. rector of
Christ Episcopal Church, Harrison.
conducted the services this afternoon
at the funeral of Charles Russell Van
the 16-year-old son of Mrs.
Maria Van Aulen, of 81 Johnston ave-
nue., Kearny, who died ON Wednesday.
was made in Arlington
Mr.. and Mrs. George I. Dunlap, of
Grand place. Arlington, who. with their
nave been spending a month at
Pinehurst. N. c.. are to return home to-
day.