Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-08
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IRYINGTON-HILTON.
Mad Dog Proclamation.


Mad Dog Proclamation.
As a result of the recent agitation
against the roaming at large of dogs.
some of which are afflicted with the
rabies, Mayor William l.. Glorieux, Of
Irvington, has issued a proclamation,
which goes into effect tomorrow. that
| all dogs found runningIat large within
the limits of the town and not properly
muzzled shall be killed. Jurisdiction in
this matter is invested in Chief of
Police Alexander S. Green.
Protest Against Annexation.
A delegation of fifteen citizens. in
Guiding the members of the Town
Councils legislative committee of Irv-
ington, returned late last night from
Trenton, where they attended a hear
ing before the CO .nmittee of unici-
palities on the bill which provides for
the annexation of the northeastern sec
ton of Irvington to Newark. Mayor
William L. Glorieux spoke against the
bill in the interests of the town n
Councilman Frank r. Sharp, who rep
resents the Third ward, which would be
affected by the proposition, voiced the
feelings of that section of the town,
which he declared were opposed to an
nexation. Others who attended were
Councilmen August L. Lacombe and
Frederick Dehnert, Town Engineer
Isaac J.. Casey. jr, Town Treasur r
Isaac J. Casey, School Commits
sioners Ackerson j. States and Will
lam A.. Sherman, former Assemblyman
sGeorge F. Scribe, George Scott, John
j.. B~onsoher, william Fisher, Charles
Mohr and Charles Scheffmeyer.
Boy Held on Theft Charges.
Acting Recorder Francis A. Mott, jr.,
of the 1rvington Police Court. this
morning committed John Scherer, Is
years old, an employee at Olympic
Park. to the county jail in default of
5000 bail. He was arrested last night
by Police Sergeant Kirkbride on a
charge of larceny. preferred against
him by Herman H. A. Schmidt, pro-
prietor of the park. George Scribe, the
assistant manager, saw Scherer enter a
trolley car near Olympic Park with a
bundle. AS he was under suspicion OF
having stolen a watch and chain from
the park hotel Scribe. h was on the
car, secured the bundle from him, and
on investigating the contents six cups
and some potted plants were found to
be the property Of the park. The ac-
cused pleaded guilty before the court.
An oyster supper and social was
given last night by the Good Time
Bowling Club In honor of Its newly
elected officers, who were Installed as
follows: President, William S. Vliet;
vice-president, John Hemhauser; treas
urer, Robert r. Hawkins; secretary,
Adolph Becker; sergeant-at-arms, Will
lam Gall. The special match game
"a played between two teams of the
clue members, as follows: Harry Sny-
der, captain, 1877: Mrs. A. Becker, 95;
r. Hawkins, Ill: John Hemhauser, 1903;
Mrs. Pape, SO: William S. Viiet, 1888;
Harry Gutekunst, 1903; Otto Becker, 80:
total, $50. william Konert, captain,
1872; A. Becker, 1870; Mrs. Hawkins. rs;
Mrs. Hemhauser, 81: David Pointer, 1870;
H. Schooner, 10; William Gall. 1i3;
Louisa Becker, 20; total, S31. Harry
Snyder acted as POSTMASTER at the
supper.
The Firemen's Relief Association, of
Irvington, will meet at headquarters
tomorrow night to elect officers for the
ensuing year.
The Irvington Building and Loan
Association will hold It's regular share
holders monthly meeting tomorrow
night at its offices, 1922 Springfield
avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Helmstader and
sons, Louis, jr., and William, of Avon
avenue, have returned from a visit to
friends in Scranton. Pa.
The Grove Building and Loan Asso-
citation will hold It's regular monthly
meeting tonight at Volland's Irving
ton Casino Hall, 152 North Grove
street. The recently elected officers
will be installed.
The Rev. and Mrs. Bernys S. Crosby,
of the Hilton Christian Church. are
visiting at the home of the latter's
parents at Freedom Plains, N. Y. The
former will return In a few days. Mrs.
Crosby will remain there a rev weeks.
William Smith, of Union avenue, and
Howard Higgins, of 1918 springfield
avenue, have gone to Plainfield.
George Hagemeyer. of 7s1 Twentieth
street, will leave Friday for a tenn
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port, Pa.
The Uno Bowling Club, which was
recently organized, has arranged for
weekly games on Saturday nights on
Pape's alleys, TAI Springfield avenue.
The Second Ward Improvement As
ISOLATION will hold its regular monthly
meeting tonight in it's quarters IN Lyon
avenue.
AT the meeting of the Irvington fire
department, held last night in the
Town Hall. Robert r. Whigam and Jo-
seph Koehler were elected trustees for
one year and three years. respectively.
Lloyd M. Smith vas chosen TO repre-
sent the department in the relief as
ISOLATION for three years.
At the regular monthly meeting of
Hilton Hose Company No. ! last night
a committee was appointed to attend
the meeting of the Relief Association
to be held at the South Orange heights
quarters on March 10. A motion ia
create the office Of librarian was car
ried, and Homer Fleming was appoint
ed to the office.