Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-12
KEARNY-ARLINGTON.

Congressman Kinkead to Speak.
Congressman Eugene r. Kinkead will
be present and make a brief address at
a meeting to be held tonight by the
kearny Democratic Association at the
club rooms, 342 Kearny avenue. The
settling of the affairs of the outing at
klngsiand on June 20 will also be a
matter of interest. The session will
be the last of the season. The Arling-
ton firemen who won the silver cup at
the baseball match In Kingsland with
the lower-end Kearny firemen will
moisten the cup at the Arlington fire.
house on Midland venue on Saturday
evening, and the lower-end losers will
be given a few comforting draughts.
The officers of the Kearny Democratic
Association will be guests.
Motor BOnt Victims In Serious Condition
Reports received from Harry Fisher
and James Robertson, both of Kearny,
and who are lying in the Bayonne Hos
pital suffering from injuries received
during a fire on the motorboat Minnie
H. at Constable Hook Saturday night.
are to the effect that they will be laid
up In the hospital for about a month
yet. Their burns were more serious
tldil was TSdilZSQ DIT 1TSL. Inc uOtOT-
boat, IN which the gasoline exploded,
was towed to the dock of Ralph s.
Young In Kearny yesterday. 1t was
but little damaged by the flames. Frank
Pruden, of 145 High street, Newark,
who was also burned In the same ac-
cident, was reported today as Being
much improved.
II haQ hnan dn0fdad ~ n4ctnorn tn
definitely the sociable, which was to
have been held at A Highland avenue,
Kearny. Thursday evening of this
week by the Coronation Outing Club, of
Coronation Lodge. Daughters of St.
George, of Ksarny. The purpose of the
sociable was to provide funds for send
ing a delegate to the Buffalo conven-
ton mex year.
Rudolph Anderson. AZ years old, no
home, who had been arrested by
Chanceman Collins for drunkenness
and vagrancy, was arraigned last night
before Recorder James F. Kelly in the
Kearny police Court and given ninety
days In the Hudson county p~eniten-
tiary, being taken down there this
morning.
Prospective candidates for ward,
town, county and State officers will be
considered and some perhaps Endorsed
Thursday night at a meeting of the
Fourth Ward Republican Association In
Midland Hall, Arlington.
Registrar of Vital Statistics Robert
v. England, of Kearny, has given no.
tice that he will receive applications for
marriage permits every day. except
C44..raa,. 111 C,t,lo1,a "a 100 D~xr0-
street, between the hours of $50 and
1890 o'clock In the evening.
Marshal Fred w. Riepe, of North
Arlington, yesterday found a . dead
horse on Ridge road. The animal had
evidently been overcome by the heat.
The carcass was taken to the pound to
await the owner.
Miss Nellie Carruth, of 7oS North
Fifth street, has gone to Atlantic City
for a fortnight.
A number of interesting matters are
scheduled for a meeting tonight of
Kearny Hose Company No. 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred B. Mooreshead,
of Locus avenue, Arlington. will leave
on Saturday for Lake Champlain. Mr..
Mooreshead Is president of the Kearny
Democratic Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest r. Scrimshaw
have returned from a short stay at
Belmar. Mr.. Scrimshaw is cashier of
the First National Bank of Arlington.
Assistant Postmaster Felix Sixton
Jacobson, Of Arlington, who has been
spending a vacation at Pine Hill, N. T..
will return tomorrow. when J. Wallace
Smith, also OF the Arlington postofice,
will begin his fifteen days vacation.
George A. Gailiver, Of $40 Devon
street, is having a one-family stucco
dwelling erected at the corner of Grand
and Magnolia avenues, Arlington. at u
cost of 81, 900, the contractor being
Charles M. Goble.