Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-08
IRyINGTON.
Active.

Improvcrs Active.
This is a week of activity among
local improvers. The West End I'M
provement Association will meet to-
night at The Red Mill Inn, In Spring
field avenue. Tomorrow night the Sec
ond Ward Improvement Association
will hold its regular monthly meeting
in Lyon avenue. President julius
koehler, of the Irvington Improvement
Association, has called a special meet
ing of that association for tomorrow
night. On Thursday night the Nor
mandy Park improvement Association
will be in monthly session at JACOB
Werthman's Hall, rs Normandy place.
! A~uprepriates $500 for Health Hoard.
At the adjourned meeting of the Irv-
ington Town Council last night an ap-
preparation OF $500 was made for the
Board of Health's current expenses OF
the year. The street committee was
authorized to secure bids for a sprin-
King wagon. a team of horses and oil
for street spriniling in carload lots.
These bids will be submitted to the
Council April 5. The committee was
also authorized to hire a steam roller
| whenever required. Notice of intention
! was authorized to be advertised for the
paving of Avon avenue with brick from
| Springfield avenue to the city line. The
proposed scavenger ordinance was lana
over for discussion at a meeting of the
committee of the whole, which will be
| held next Monday night.
Injured fn Collision.
Otto Becker, of Spark avenue. Irv-
ington, who is employed as engineer by
| f. S. Ward & Co., OF Frelinghuysen
avenue, this city. was INJURED this
morning as he was riding on his bicycle
toward his place of employment. The
wheel collided with a rig and Becker
was painfully hurt. He went home and
was attended by DR.. Albion c. Chris
tan.
The Greater Newark Building and
Loan Association will hold its regular
monthly subscription meeting tomor-
| row night at 1895 Springfield avenue. A
short directors meeting will also be
held.
School Commissioner Frank Har-
bridge. of the Third ward, returned
Yesterday from an extende trip through
| Florida. He told his numerous friends
about his delightful trip, which he de-
| clared had greatly improved his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Oliver and
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Oliver, oil
| Springfield avenue, have returnedf rom
a few days stay in Lakewood.
Miss Charlotte Robbins, of Union
avenue. has returned from a visit to
Scranton. Pa.
Mrs. William Woodruff, of 1850 Clin-
ton avenue, is confined to her home
with illness.
Funeral services of George +. cope,
| of Hilton, who died last Saturday al
his home on Boyden avenue, were held
! this afternoon. The services were phi
yate- and were conducted by he Rev.
A. Boylan Fitzgerald. of the Hilton M
| E. Church. Interment was jim Clinton
| Cemetery.
The funeral of Conrad Nolde, who
died at his home. 1924 Grove street, Sat
| urday. was held this afternoon i'm Fair
r,ount Cemetery. The Rev. Frederick
f. Voegelin. of the Manhattan Park
German Presbyterian Church, officiated.
Doric Council, Royal Arcanum, will
hold a whist Thursday night in Masonic
Hall.
John Kirkbride, ,son of Police Ser
seant Thomas H. Kirkbride. of 46 Cum
| mings street, has gone to Bridgeport 10
participate in a professional roller
skating contest tonight.