Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-14
TRANSFORMATIONS.

Owing to the prevalence. of CHAMBERS
in Newark. teamsters desiring to water
their horses at the trough IN lry-
snce with an edict of the local Board
of Health, to use a pail.
The members of the Ever Jolly Fish
ing Club returned last from q
fishing trip to Long Beach with a
William Reid won the prize, catching
a ~five-pounder.
Henry Klug. of "a Welland avenue,
is spending a week among relatives
at keansburg.
Callrnan Fred Schmidt Is substitute
zenbacher during the lattef's absence
on his vacation.
The West side A. c. defeated the
Millburn A. c. on the Lyons avenue
oval yesterday afternoon by a score
of 10 to 0.
field avenues, has gone to Pittsburg,
Pa, on a business trip.
The local police took into custody
last night several violators OF the
State Law against the driving of We
hicles at night without proper light.
The offenders will appear before Re-
corder Turton tonight.
Miss Minnie Broemel. of 81 Clinton
avenue west, is spending two weeks
in the Allegheny mountains.
Mrs. Lulu Caspar, of Clinton avenue
west, Is enjoying a short stay at the
Long Island.
Policeman William j. Finnegan start
ed on his ten days vacation yesterday,
which he will spend in the Green noun
tains.
Captain George A.. Kunzenbacher, of
day for a ten days vacation. which
he will spend in Connecticut.
Michael Rider, who gave his address
AS SO Van Buren, street, was found
s%prifngdeld @ avenu se'0 last s'r night any by
Roundsman Farmhouse. Recorder Tur-
ton sentenced him to ten days in the
county Jail this morning for lettering.
a milk wagon belonging to Max
city. and driven by Louis sturn, was
struck this morning by Broad street
trolley car No. 222S.. The harness was
broken and the horse becoming fright
ened ran away, but was caught near
Bali street, Iryington. It was only
slightly hurt. The crew on the trolley
did not slacken up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.. Lear. Of
l76 orange avenue, have returned from
a fortnights stay in the Highlands.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Allsheskey and
daughters. the Misses Ethel, Vera, Mil
dred and Sylvia Alisheskey. of Bernards-
VILE are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w alter SdFBe60t, OF CLINTON avenue west
and Stuyvesant avenue.
Miss Belle O'Conneli. Of 80 Bruen avenue
is home sfrom a two weeks stay in the
Highlands.
Miss Edith Bounell, of Avon avenue.
has returned from a visit to friends in
Belmar.
A meeting of the board of directors Of
the lrvlngtons Building and Loan Associa-
ton will he held tomorrow night for the
purpose OF passing on the applications for
several loans.
Fred Pollison, of Nineteenth avenue, is
enjoying fishing at Barnegat.
Fireman Alexander l.. Higgins has re-
turned to duty after a ten days vacation
at Pittstown.
Miss Florence Goode, Of Madison avenue
is spending the remainder of the summer
at South Beach, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Prall, of South
Grove street, are spending the month at
Peaks Island, Me.
Clinton Lodge No. IS, I. o, o. r.. will
hold its regular meeting tonight in Clio
rieux building.
Mrs. William |. Boice, of Clinton avenue
west, and sister are spending two weeks
at Asbury Park.
Policeman George F. Garfield returned
toNduty after a ten days vacation.
Harry Menzie, OF 1921 Springfield ave
nue., has enlisted In the Second u. S.
Coast Artillery, stationed at Fort Slo-
cum. N. Y.
Clifford Sippell. of Clinton avenue
west. has returned from a ten days
stay at Leeds. ". Y.
Max Biaunfeidt. of SCI Union ave-
nue.. will erect a large and modern
barn for his coach line. The site will
adjoin the Old Mill Inn at the juno
ton of Union, avenue and Mil road.
Miss Clara Etrombach and Mrs. Gus
tave Obner. OF 907 Clinton avenue. Irv-
ington, have left for a weeks s~ojourn
at Niagara Falls and the hotaand
Islands. Later they will go to Omaha,
Neb., where they will be the guests
of Mr., and Mrs. r. F.. Teller. formerly
OF f~rvington.