Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-03
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tBnscbn1l Club Has Reception.
The Stuyvesant Baseball Club held
Wits FIRST annual reception and dance
East night in Masonic Hall, town cen
8irc, One hundred and fifty enjoyed the
@affair. The music was furnished by
sJenkins's Orchestra. The Floor man.
%agor was Frederick C. Trahman and
sliis assistant, John .Kraentcr. The ar
~Srangerent3 committee consisted Of
%%AIattin CHI, Gustav Weldon, Louis G..
HBreitenbach, John Kraenter. Harry
NN~einFarth
Improvement Association Progressing.
The movement for. the organization
of nh east end Improvement associa-
eestioif, which Wds recently started, is
progressing. 1T is principally confined
Ito the residents Of that section of the
stcwn bounded by Union avenue, Cot
Stage street, the city line, and that
apart of the Third Ward east of the
H~speedway.s JEstlis. Heimbrecht, Joseph
Jackson. Julius Koehler, Otto b.
y Kuscher and John II. Rosinger were
appointed a committee al a preliminary
II Injecting recently held to arouse the
interest OF thoipeoplc5 in. this project.
II School Commissioner Frank uarbidge,
who Is spending the winter in Florida,
~ at present at Tamps, Fla. From
there he will go to, St. Petersburg, Tur-
Keys Springs, Sanford, Pulaski and
~Jnetsonville. ~.
Branchsltvington Socialist party, will
,hoH its semi-fhonthly meeting in Drake
K bNild,i,; tonight.
q The Board OF Education win meet to-
sr!sht in. Central Grammar School.
Among the Important matters that Will
si!':nploly come up4Will be the submis-
sion OF plans and specifications by
-lrciiitect Joseph B. Allen Tor proposed
ssc.icoi-room additions TO the schools
in Florence avenue. and Grove street.
sI'sciiirina-y steps were taken in this
matter III l. special meeting of tie board
IS held January 20. Estimates have been
asked for 10 ascertain tho probable cost
SOL enc additions so as 10 enable the
~lsoard Of School Estimate intelligentiy
80 recommend to- the Town Council the
51rscessory appropriation to he made.
III Board OF Health will hold its
tsemi-niontilly meeting tonight in Town
Hall. AT the meeting of the Town
ItntnciA Tuesday night q motion was
carried at the suggestion of Mayor
Wfli!ari L.. Glorleux that tho members
OF The Hesltil Board be advised of the
Councils disapproval of the project 10
have an abattoir erected in this town.
Action will probably be taken by the
board in this matter.
An entertainment and, ice-cream fes-
tival viii be held Tuesday night. Feb
ruarT 5, in the m~eeting-room of the
FIRST Reformed Church.
Tho Ladies' Aid Society Of the First
Christian Church held an important
meeting yesterday afternoon in that
cdiaec.
Euaerai services OF James Harding.
p Civil Mar veteran. who died Monde '
nlGat. were held this Afternoon at his
.aia iiesre, u E,orcncc avenut... George
]. Eisotst. cosaraan.;o7 oe the !rying-oD
E~e.sSans' Aysor.auca. oe which the io.
eea,ca wns \ member. read the S,,ria,
services. a. arsyas was daivesod by
William J..s%.l,"son., n no nrsocsatioh
-l.o isev.-lIrial, -Mg-lincnie. Of the
First S3scrr.d Caurch. .conduc1ei ,hc
Services. fAa cacln ras t.-a,,-d il. Tic
A;nsT!caa las, ITO ;.ll-henrcra wore
GcorEe J.e Isjo.at. rwn fxsossor:
James Fl. 1Tr-s!laa. William l.. CLAW.
aoa and. 5a4ncs i~secs,o.4 all .war veterans
lnser1lsnt was n ,E~a;yr,oua, Cemetery