Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-05

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Finds Lost BOY. fr4.
About midnight Sergeant Kirkbride
brought In a ~12-year-old .oolored lad,
who. was wandering about town centre.
He gave his name as William Wonack
and said he lived With his sister. He
gave the number of the house as, 2s6,
but could not remember the street, as
be had been in the town only a week.
He is being cared for by the police
until his home is ascertained.
A smoker under the combined
auspices Of the Workmen's Sick and
Death Benefit Fund No. 247 and Branch
Irvington, Socialist party, will be held
in Rechsteiner's 5Irvington Music Hall
Saturday, March 12.i, A fine program of
high musical and vaudeville talent will
be given.
The Board of Health has issued final
orders that all houses on Augusta street
not connected with the sewer must
make such connections.
The local Association of Exempt
Firemep will attend a special meeting
of the Newark Firemen's Exempt Assoc
citation next Thursday night, at the
latter's quarters. 5sS Springfield avenue.
A rehearsal under the direction of
Edward G. Murphy will be held next
Wednesday night by the amateur talent
Of the. Mems Union League of the First
Reformed Church, who will give a min
strel performance March 16.
The Irvington Club will hold its an
pual meeting and election of officers at
Its quarters in the Drake building,
town. centre, Monday night.
The Irvington Firemen's Relief Asso-
citation will hold its quarterly meeting
at headquarters in town hall next
Thursday night.
Branch I%rvington, Socialist party, has
changed its regular meeting nights
from the first and third Thursdays in
each month to the second and fourth
Fridays.
The regular monthly meeting of the
local Board Of Trade will be held Mon
day night in Masonic Hall.
President julius Koeh,er, of the Irv-
ington Improvement Association, will
report at the associations next meet
ing the names of the members who are
TO serve. on the committees. =
Owing to the recent defeat in the
Legislature Of the bill providing for
hard roads for the town, the Town
Council has authorized the preparation
of another bill with a referendum clause
included for, presentation to the Assem-
bly,.
A meeting OF the Irvington Sartorial
fCiub will be held tonight at the home
Of Charles P. Mater, 10 Union avenue.
The report Of the executive committee
OH the plans of organization will be
taken up.
An adjourned meeting of the Town
Council will be held Monday night.
Among the matters to be taken up are
the preparation Of ordinances providing
for improved scavenger service and the
purchase Of a steam roller. and sprink-
ling cart for the town.
Mrs. Andrew HOPPER, Of Mendham, is
the guest Of Mrs. James A. Wolfe, of
2 Linden venue
The Rev. August G. Fliedner, of Trim
ity Church, will continue his series Of
Lenten lectures tomorrow evening. His
subject will be Japan
The Rev. Thomas f. Monahan will
officiate at st. Lco.s Roman Catholic
Church tomorrow.
The Rev. A. .Boylan Fitzgerald will
preach at the Hilton Methodist Epis-
copal Church tomorrow. n
Services in the Hilton Christian
Church will be conducted tomorrow by
the Rev. Bernis S. Crosby.
The morning sermon subject of the
Rev. Uriah McClinchie, OF the First Re-
formed Church, will be THE Stewart
ship of Life" In the evening he will
preach on the Practical Utility of
Religion"
The pulpit of the First Christian
Church will be occupied at both serv-
ices tomorrow by the Rev. Clarkson
MacGeorge.
Isidor Seidenberg. Of Is Hays street,
Newark, was, charged by Officer Fin
negan this morning with driving on the
sidewalk Of Harrison place. Chief
Green paroled him for appearance in
court Monday night.
The funeral services of August Heine,
who died last Thursday, were held this
afternoon from the home of Mrs. Susan
Hitner, of 1908 Clinton venue Irving
ton, 18th whom he boarded. The Rev.
John Hobart Egbert, of the Methodist
Church, oficiated. The interlnent was
in Paramount Cemetery.
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