Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-28
CHARACTERIZATION.


'The Creation of Man, His Nature and
Final Destiny will be the subject Of
the lecture by Reuel A. Brittle tomor-
row night at Glorieux building. Irving
ton.
The members of the Ivy Hill Cadet
Corps Will assemble tonight for drill
in the large leoture-room of the First
Reformed Church.
A Democratic gathering will be held
tonight in Edward Bader's Hall, I'D
Colt street, to ratify the local Demo-
cratic nominees.
John H.. Keller, of 1923 Springfield
avenue, and Benjamin Camp, Of lll4
Springfield venue, have returned from
II trip to Rhode Island and Connecticut
A meeting of the executive board of
the Irvington Commission Form of Gov
eminent League will be held tonight at
"a Sanford avenue.
Henry Bader, Benjamin Bader, George
Prince and Joseph Maser viii leave
Tuesday morning for a hunting trip in
Gillette and Morris county.
Edward Bader, Henry Gibson and
George Ruok will leave early next week
on a hunting trip to Pennington.
Preparations are under way for a
musicale and entertainment in Trinity
Church Parish Hall, Tuesday evening,
November 81.
Alexander Hausmann, Ernest w;
Hausmann, Frederick HausmBnn and
Carl Becker. Hilton nimrods, have OBJ
tanned hunting licenses from Town
Clerk Mnhlon stockman, and will leave
for q hunting trip at. Port Murray and
Budd's Lake next Tuesday.
Samuel M. Kip snd Howard Adams
are enjoying a months stay at VIVA
luBing, Pa,
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Roesnagel. OF
Florence avenue, are the guests Of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs John
R~ossna@el. at Keansburg.
Funeral services for Mrs. Catharine
p. Brelsford, who died yesterday, will be
held Monday night from her lete home,
1873 TwentY-second street. mterment
will be made Tuesday morning In Ha-
zelwood Cemetery, Railway, N. J.
John Vreeland, OF II Eighth avenue,
Newark, who was arrested yesterday
by Policeman Camp for drunkenness
and disorder1y conduct, was fined SO last
night by Recorder w Eugene Turton.
A public meeting of the citizens OF Hi
ton win be held next Tuesday nlght In
the Hilton Public school to agitate the
reopening of the local kindergarten. Some
time ago the Board of Education decided
to close the Kindergarten, which was con
Quoted in the large lecture room Of the
Hilton Methodist Church, owing to I'M
sanitary conditions, and to remove 1t to
Maplewood. This action has been bitterly
opposed by the Hilton residents, and Ell
forts will he made to have sessions con-
tinued there before the advent OF winter.
A meeting of the executive committee
of the Public Forum, of Irvlngton, will
be held tomorrow morning at the home
Of its Chairman, George F. Dressier. q
Cummings street, to arrange for a series
of lectures against the commission form
Of government for IrVington, to be voted
upon at the election on November Z
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Dover, of 30 Mar
ket street. Perth Amboy, have announced
the GnRaR0nRnf or their dHIRhtaF Miss
Louise Dover, to George II. Small. OF 100
Clinton avenue west. The wedding will
take place In the near future.
The East End Pinocble Club held it's
weekly meeting last night at the East
End Hall. Is Twentieth avenue, Arrange
nents were made for the annual election
Of officers, which viii be held next month,
Irvlngton Branch, Socialist party, held
It's regular business meeting last night in
It's quarters in Drake building, town
centre.
Eugene Hale, Of Howard street, is COM
pleting arrangements for his yearly hunt
ing trip, which he Will take early next
month
The old Eastern A. [. Club, of Irving
ton, Is being reorganized. 1t already has
an enrolment OF about fifty members.
In order to arrange for concerted action
on the part Of the voters OF Hilton at the
election a special meeting OF the mem
hers of the Hilton Improvement Associa-
lion viii be held next Tuesday night In
Feibleman's offices on Springfield avenue
10 appoint two committees for work on
election day and to hear reports from the
committees on schools, sewers, street
lighting and fire.
The Trvington Democratic Club will have
a rally tonight in Charles Hosp's Hall,
Springfield ven and FOrty-third street.
ShrieYaltv Candidate John p. Monahan,
State Senator Harry V. Osborne, Assem-
bly, candidates, Otto b. Argast, candidate
for freeholder, ana others Will speak.
There will be music and refreshments