Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-01
REORGANIZATION.

Complain of Nuisance.
The citizens of the Manhattan Park
section of Irvington are complaining
about an alleged nuisance created in
Myrtle avenue, near Fifteenth avenue,
and on Speedway avenue near Six
tenth avenue by the dumping of ref
use on these grounds by the drivers In
the employ of the Newark garbage con-
tractor. Max Ern, one of the taxpayers
of that section, has been selected by
the protesting citizens to lay the mat
ter before the Board of Health.
Boy Run Down by Auto.
Elmer Averre, IA years old, the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Averre, of
1888 Springfield avenue, had a narrow
escape from fatal injuries this morn
ing. He was knocked down by an au-
tomobile in front of his home. Hose
Company Nc, 4 was returning from a
brush fire in the opposite direction and
the machine suddenly veered toward
the sidewalk. 1t struck the boy,
throwing him to the ground, and then
dashed against the curb stone, pune
turing the front tires. The boy sus-
tanned bruises on his head and legs.
The occupants Of the car were James
v. Padula, the owner. and his two
young sons, of 222 Bruce street, and
Felix Romano, of 304 Hunterdon
street, all of Newark.
B. and l.. Officers Dine.
A dinner was rendered last light to
the officers and directors of the Camp
town Building and Loan Association
by it's president, Frederick P. Fowle,
at his home In Clinton avenue west.
Covers were laid for twenty. Those
who participated were Frederick 2.
Fowle, president; Isaac j.. Casey, sr.,
vice-president; George d. Harrison,
secretary; William A. Sherman, treas
urer; directors, Charles F. Binder,
Isaac j. Casey, jr., Raymond w.
Drake, William Decker, Joseph Die
bcld, William Gruhn, Edwin D.. Har-
rison, Louis Huttenbach, Albert Loehn-
berg, c. William Pfeil, Matthew d.
Sheriff., George M. Wills; auditors,
Joseph S. Waterfield, Leslie M. Brown,
Eric Lowe.
Brush fires kept the Irvington fire
department on the go this morning.
The first one was started at Orange
venue and Orange place by Harry
Rice. of 1874 Grove street, who lit Some
shavings which he had removed from
a building in course of construction in
Rich street. The blaze communicated
with nearby brush. Another fire oc-
Cured in the woods at Sanford street
and Clinton avenue west. Three young
men were seen disappearing from the
woods on wheels toward South Orange
avenue on the appearance of the fire
apparatus.
Lady Clinton Rebekah Lodge, l.. o
o. F., of %Iryington, gave an informal
dance last night in Glorieux building;
The committee in charge was Henry
P. Bedford, Mrs. Edward jacob, Miss
Mabel Scott, Miss Bessie Feindt, Miss
Elsie Jacob.
The monthly meeting of the Irving.
ton Club will be held Monday night
in it's quarters in Drake building.
A surprise party was rendered t,
Mr.. and Mrs. Israel L. Kinsey, o
Harrison place, last night on the oc'
casion of their 1ftieth wedding ami
versary. About forty relatives ant
friends gathered at the home OF hi:
son, Newton p. Kinsey, Of 40 Har
rison place, from which place they
left to surprise the couple IN q body.
The Rev. Uriah McClinchie will
preach in the First Reformed Churcl
tomorrow morning on THE Religion o
/ Our Commonwealth" Ills evening sub