Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-14
IRVINGTON-HILTON.


Frederick Froehlich, of S56 South
Eighteenth street. this city, was f1ned
$25 this morning by Recorder w. Eu-
gene Turton for reckless driving. The
accused was arrested near Irvington
Centre yesterday by Policemen Can
field and Camp for rapid driving over
the crosswalk. The pole Of the wagon
struck an unknown man, who was
pushed against Gladys Stifier, of %
Myrtle avenue. throwing her to the
ground. Beyond a shaking up neither
n was injured.
Attacked by Vicious Cat.
Michael Phillips, of AZ Garside
street, Newark, who is employed by
Christian Matthews on a building in
the course of erection in Cummings
street, was bitten by a vicious Maltese
cat this morning. Philips was opening
a tool-box when the feline sprang out
and in Its efforts to escape attacked
him, infiicting a painful bite on his
left leg. The feline was shot by the
animal warden.
Republicans to Banquet,
Arrangements have been completed
for the second annual dinner to be
given under the auspices Of the Second
ware executive committee tomorrow
night at the Speedway Tavern, SPRING
field avenue, opposite the Speedway.
Covers will be laid for n hundred,
and an excellent program of music will
be given. The principal speakers will
former Judge Thomas l.. Raymond and
Edward w. Gray. secretary of the
Republican State Committee. School
Commissioner DR., Albion c.. Christian
will act as toastnaster. The arrange
ment committee is composed of DR..
Christian, chairman; Harry H. jenkins.
secretary; Health Commissioner Hugo
r. Winckler. J.. p. Jackson.
Men Serve MS Walters.
The "hapjack" supper. given last
might by the Tri-Mu Bible class of the
First Christian Church. was an en-
joyable affair. The large lecture-room
was p~rettiiy decorated in national
colors. About 200 enjoyed supper. the
feature of which WAS wheat cakes, es-
pecially prepared and served by the
men of the class. The proceeds will be
devoted to the Sunda.. school building
fund.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
West enc Improvement Association
will be held tonight in. he Red Mill
Inn. 1S41 Springfield avenue The prop
osition for the municipal requirement
of the Clinton Water Company plant,
the bill for annexation and the annual
election of officers will be the principal
business.
No action was taken last night by the
Town Council in committee of the
whole on the proposition to acquire mu-
nicipal ownership of the Clinton Water
Company plant. After a short informal
discussion of the question the meeting
adjourned.
A meeting of the Young Peoples So
ciety of Christian Endeavor will be held
Thursday night at the home of Miss
Mary Bell, of IA Stanley street.
Town Treasurer and Mrs. Isaac j.
Casey, ST., of "a Park place. have gone
on q trip to Richmond and Old Point
Comfort.
A special game was rolled last night
by tie members of the Good Time
Bowling Club in Pape's Hotel Bowling
Annex. Springfield emu The teams
were captained by William S. Vliet and
David Pointer. the former scoring sos
points and the latter 5b1.
The Jacob werthman Pinochle Club
will hold its regular business meeting
tonight. 1t will be followed by a card
session. A return game with the Casino
Pinochle Club has been arranged for
Friday night.