Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-16
Pafrolmen Organize.

WoolIey. reported that the earnings for
1903 averaged 8 per cent.
P8frolmen Organize.
The Irvington Patrolnlen's Beneyo-
lent Association. recently organized for
mutual cooperation and sick benefits.
is laying the foundation for q perma-
nent organization. a committee, con-
sisting of Harry II. Camp. chairnlan;
Sergeant Thomas II. Kirkbride, seere-
tary; Roundsman George w. Park
house. treasurer; Christopher Hughes
and William j. Finnegan. have been APP
pointed to arrange for the first annual
reception, which will be given under
the auspices of the association at
| Olympic Park Hall. Thursday night,
May u. 1t is the object of the COM
mittee to make the occasion a gala
affair. The officers of the association
are as follows: President, Edward
Weingarth; vice-president. Louis
Meyer; secretary. John Coleman: treas
urer, Christopher Hughes; sergeant-at-
arms, Charles Schulze. The assoeia-
ton meets monthly on the first
Wednesday after the first Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Il. Sharp, wife'of former
Councilman Frank r. Sharp, of IL Rich
street, was taken this morning to the
City Hospital. as the result of a broken
knee-cap. which she sustained by a
fall at her home Wednesday.
The City Line Fishing Club, with
quarters at Ellenbach's Hall. 1913
Springfield avenue, has made final ar
rangements for its third annual fishing
trip. which will he made to the fishing
banks In the ~seagoing tug Nonpareil.
The schedule of dates arranged by the
outing committee is as follows: April
"a, May s and %. June 8 and 10, July 3
and "a, August Z and q. September 4
and 1s, October 9 and 30, November 10
and OF. Goldfish trip, December II.
Christian Munther. formerly of SO
Durand place. and recently of Gal South
Eighteenth street, has taken up a posi-
ton as outside representative of the
Stone-Post Company.
Mrs. Maria ]. Holt, of "a South Grove
street. is recovering from a lengthy at
tack of muscular rheumatism.
Miss Eleanor Boice, of 20 Clinton ave-
nue. west. is home from a stay in Read
ing. Pa.
Ii u 0dliCS VI lVoo opi hS
field avenue. has been removed to her
home from ST. Barnabas's Hospital. to
which place she was recently taken for
treatment.
Mrs. James P. Coles. of 15 Irvington
place. is home from a stay with her
~son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Sanford. of Belleville.
Miss Tillie Herzog. of Reading. Pa.
sister of Charles Herzog. of the Bos-,
ton National baseball team. is the
guest of Miss Eleanor Boice, of 20 Clin-
ton avenue west.
The %Irvington A. C. will journey to
Bloomfield this afternoon to cross-bats
with the Bloomfield B. b. c. Tomorrow
afternoon the local team will play
against the Jefferson A. c. on the Lyon
avenue oval.
The City Line Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION will hold it's regular monthly
subscription meeting Monday night at
Ellenbach's Hall. 72s Springfield ave-
III
The Junior Endeavors of the First
Christian Church, held a business and
social meeting last night at the home
of Miss Irene King. of SO Union avenue.
Recorder W. Eugene Turton, of 81
Orange venue. was taken i'll at his
law office in Newark yesterday after
noon. He is confined at his home I'M
der medical attendance.
The Rev. Uriah McClinchie will
preach tomorrow morning in the First
May Do for a Community"
The pulpit of the First Christian
Church will be occupied tomorrow at
! both carxvtnaC bu tho Dow Nj IL ,4 a,
MacGeorge. of the Grocer Theological
Seminary. of Chester. Pa.
The Rev. August C. Fliedner will
conduct services at the Trinity Church.
In the Manhattan Park German
Presbyterian Church the pastor. the
Rev. Frederick r. Voegelin. will con-
duct both pulpit and Sunday school
services.
The Rev. Thomas F. Monaghan will
officiate at the services in st. Leo's
r. c. Church.
The Rev. Bernis S. Crosby. of the
Hilton Christian Church. will deliver
the third lecture on 1.-THE Home" to-
morrow night. lie will dwell on
Money Marriages" The choir will
sing three anthems. Boyden will sing
a bass solo. Baptismal services will
also take place.
The Rev. George Fountain will
preach at the services in the Methodist
Episcopal Church. The choir will give
a special service of song under the
direction of William C. Clendening.
An interesting address was delivered
last night in Trinity Church by Frank
lin il. Spencer, the national district
secretary of the Brotherhood of St. An
drew. His subject was 1.-THE Men Who
Are Doing Something for the. Advance
OF the World Today, Their Character
and Antecedents." At the conclusion
of the address a chapter of the broth
erlaood was organized at the parish
house. K. Douglas BadgleY was elect
ed director: Frederick Foulkes, vice.
director; John f. Chapman. secretary
and treasurer. The Rev. August c.
Fliedner, the pastor of the church,
spoke also.
ASA DILTS.