Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-22
STARS REGULAR
OUTING WILL Be
HELD ON MONDAY
Mothers and Children Will
Spend joyful Day at
Rockaway Beach.

Hundreds of roor mothers are looking
forward to MONDAY. when tine second of
the STARS free outings of the season
Will be given, and they win have an
opportunity OF spending the day at
Rockaway Beach with their children,
1t win be known as the l.. S. Plaut &
Co. outing. because of the s1e1 donation
made By that firm. The outing will be
accom- anitd by doctors and nurses
from the City Hospital. Members of
the Walters Union No. l09, and Bar
tenders Union viii serve milk. which
will be onated by the Attorney Dairy
Company, Fairfield Dairy Company.
Seller Brothers. Henry #. Backus and
the Raritan Creamery Company.
Yesterday the STAR was host to
sixty-five OF the little inmates Of the
Home for the Friendless South Orange
avenue and Bergen street. Although
1t rained IN the morning, at RockaWay
Beach the weather was ideal, and the
little folk enjoyed Ave hours at tn sea-
shore. They were met by q number
of Newarkers, who are spending the
hummer there. outings are being ar
ranged for the other charitable i~nstitu-
tons.
The mornings mail brought in s44. 30.
bringing the total amount subscribed
up to So. 90. is. The Newark Retail Lii
quo. Dealers Association gave SIS,
John j. Gaynor Association, $40; Kamp
Kiamesha. S-wartswood. n. j.. $3.50;
the New Jersey Musical Union. 81, and
III. NJ. p" 81.
The donations were accompanied by
the following letters:
TO the Editor OF the Evening Star:
IT affords to me great pleasure to for
ward to yon the enclosed check for the
sum OF s25 donated by the Newark Retail
Liquor Dealers Association for the bentit
of your Free lee and Outing Fund.
You are certainly doing an incalcnlable
amount Of good among the poor and snf-
feling women and children of our city by
your generosity in the raising and distri-
button of this fund; but, Of course, we
always expect to see the stars in the
vanguard OF anything that is good. We
particularly desire to express our appre-
citation and hearty approval of your plan
for a municipal ice plant. and hope that
the city authorities will take up the mnt-
ter at once so that they may be able to
supply the needs OF the poor next sum
mer and not leave them to the tender
mercies OF the heartless and inhuman ice
trust, through another such season OF hot
weather as that which we have recently
experienced and which caused so much
suffering to the poor children.
We also desire to express our pleasure
at the generous action Of one of our
members in giving the little ones the OPP
portnnity to reVel in the pleasures of
Olympic Park during the summer months.
With hest wishes for the success Of the
Stars and the Free Ice Fund, aud hoping
all who can afford to do so, will con-
tribute their mite to this worthy cause. |
WILLIAM r. K%ILDERRY.
President Newark Retail Liquor Dealers
Association.
Editor star lee and Outing Fund.
Dear Sir Enclosed please find check for
$40. as the donation OF the John J. Gaynor
Association for me STAR Free Ice and
Trusting that your fund viii he even
larger than ever. we remain,
John j. GAYNOR ASSOCIATION,
John T. Cuff. Secretary,
To the Editor OF the Evening star;
Enclosed please find a check for two
dollars az, credit same and obllge.
In answer to your letter would like 10
make one correction. This union Is known
as above and not Newark Musicians Pro
tective Union. our lumber was q when
we were at 500 Broad street, as you adj
dressed us. but since then we have made
a change.
Union, and this is Local No. J, Inc.
We are glad to be OF service to your
noble work. Sincerely yours,
NEW JERSEY MUSICIANS UNION,
ia Market street, city.
e. e. sturges. Recording Secretary,
30 Elm street. city
To the Editor of the Evening Star;
Enclosed please find two dollars H2) for
your Free Ice Fund. Truly yours
Previously acknowledged 49,. s:.i4z.I7
II. II. Mccormick & SOM. 800
Union Brewing Company. ...., 2oO0
Newark Liquor Dealers Pro-
tecfiye Association ........ 200
T.. sanford Ross ........... 1000
Metal Poiishers and Buffers
Union No. a. ....,,..... 1900
sheffield Lodge No. I43. Sons
of 81. George ........... 1000
John J. GaynOr Association 1890
Ramp kiameshn, SwartswOod,