Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-27
IRyINGTON.
Improvers Have Outing.

The members of the Normandy Park
Improvement Association held their
annual outing yesterday In Hoffman's
woods, Union county. Several sprint
races, quoit throwing and field sports
were features of the days pleasure.
Henry A. Lafferty rendered banjo se-
lections and vocal solos. Photographic
selections were given by August Ruck.
Those who enjoyed the occasion were
Joseph Leist, Peter Steiner, William
Hartkopf, Charles Wahlers, William
Henningsen, John Henningsen, Will
lam Henningsen, jr., Henry A. Lafferty,
August Ruck, George Gibson, Robert
Gibson, Jacob Werthman. Rudolph
Raspel, John Evans, John A. Smith,
Christian Burkhardt. John Hertzold
and Herman Hoffman.
Puzzled by Shots and Cries.
Jacob Greenfield, of III Prospect
avenue, reported to Chief of Police
Alexander S. Green that he had heard
a shot early this morning in the vicin-
ity of Fortieth street and Halstead
avenue. 1t was followed by the screams
of a woman officers F%innegan, Maser
and Roundsman Farmhouse were de-
tailed to search the neighborhood, but
could find no trace of the affair.
Glass Day Exercises.
The High School graduates of 1910
will hold class-day exercises tonight In
Central Grammar School. The pro-
gram will include a play, 1.-THE Ghost
of an Idea" A collation. will be served
and dancing will follow. Commence
ment exercises will be held Wednesday
night. The program will be as follows;
Invocation, the Rev. William H. Hahn
er; essays, Children in the Work
Shops" Emily Wilson; Some Phases
of Industrial Chemistry" Charles
Weber; 1.-THE Life Of the Poet Shakes
peare," Florence Rommel; Labor Or
ganizations," Herbert Kruttschmit;
address. THE Spirit of Education" the
Rev. j.. II. Macdonald, of st. Luke's
M. e. Church, Of Newark; presentation
of class by School Superintendent
Frank H. Morrell; awarding of diplo-
mas. George H. Smalley, president of
the Board of Education. =
About fifty members and guests of
the City Line Fishing Club enjoyed an
outing to Lake Como, Union county.
yesterday. A feature of the days
pleasures was the baseball game be-
tween married men and single men,
which was won by the latter. Charles
Geffinger was umpire. Many other out
door sports were enjoyed.
Michael Romonski, who failed to give
any home address, was arrested yes
terday by Special Officer Frank Elliott
for suspicious lettering near the
Speedway Hotel stables, in Springfield
emu As he could not give any sat-
~isfaetory explanation to Recorder Tur-
ton this morning he was committed
to the county Jail for ten days.
The Good Time Bowling Club will roll
a special game tonight on the annex
alleys of Pape's Hotel, in Springfield
avenue.
Miss Anna Furst. Of Grove street, is
the guest Of friends in Somerset
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Evans, of
Springfield avenue, have returned from
a visit to friends in Asbury Park.
Clinton Lodge No. IS, 1. o. o. r, will
continue its weekly whists tonight at
its lodge rooms In Glorieux building.
Prizes will be awarded to those making
the three highest scores.
Miss Alice Mitchell, of Avon avenue
has returned from a ~sojourn at Asbury
Park.
Miss Edna Ward, of Madison avenue
has returned from a stay in Asbury
Park.
Mrs. Edward A. Paddock and son,
Francis Paddock, Of Fourteenth avenue,
are home from a stop at Lake Hopat-
cong.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman. Bush, of South
Twentieth street, are the guests of rela-
lives in Cairo, Green county. N. Y.
School Commissioner John Groom is
confined to his. home at 25S Lyon ave-
nue. with infammatory rheumatism.
The star Gun Club will hold a shoot
ing match Wednesday afternoon on
their club grounds at Tuscan farm.
Hilton.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the First
Christian Church will hold its regular
weekly meeting In the lecture room