Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-07
MILLBURN,
IRvINGTON
AND HILTON
H~ARRISON-E. NEWARK.

The stockholders of the Business
Mems Hygeia Ice Company. OF West
Hudson. win meet at the Office of the
plant. e12 Passaic avenue, Kearny,
evening, January 20. Secre-
tary Martin A. Toohey has issued no.
tees to that effect.
The . John H. Aibohm, pastor of
the German Evangelical Lutheran Mis-
sion. Harrison. will preach at the serv-
Ice to be held tomorrow night. His
theme will b. Salvation In Christ
Alone: It's Meaning for Missionary
Work"
There are only four unclaimed letters
at the Harrison postoffice this week.
thus making the list the smallest of
any week for some months. The mis-
sives bear the following names: Mrs.
David Ball. Mr.. and Mrs. Groed, Mr..
Harvey and Mrs. L. A Smith.
The recentIy-eiected officers of Ethic
Temple. Pythian Sisters, OF Harrison.
will be installed at a meeting to be
held at Record Hall. Harrison, Wed
nesday evening. January Is.
The meeting OF Holy Cross Branch
No. 25s. L. C. B. A, of Harrison, which
was postponed from last Saturday
night, will be held at Record Hall, Har-
rison. tonight, when the recently
elected officers will be installed.
The auditorium of the Lincoln School,
Harrison, was filled to Overlooking last
night, when Professor Arthur McPeck.
of Boston, 1ectured on THE Passion
Play of $780," The OBSCURE was very
much enjoyed.
Miss Mollie Leary, Of $40 Harrison
avenue, Harrison. returned today from
a stay at ~Lambertville,
While thawing out water pipes in
the rear of his store, Frank Sofia, q
cobbler. Of 30s North Second street,
Harrison, dropped q match among some
newspapers and q blaze resulted. Sot-
tia, assisted by neighbors, managed to
extinguish the flames before n dam
age was don
Baleru Barusi, 80 years old, Of 1Ie
Cross street, Harrison, was arrested
asst night by Patrolmen Camplon and
Duny on complaint of his wife Jennie.
Barusi was arraigned In court today
and was committed to Jail for ninety
days in default OF a $50 fine.
Raymond Lutz, of 22s Harrison
nue., Harrison, who has been III, is re-
covering.
Charles Pratt and his s~on-in-law,
Harold Arnot. OF Harrison. have gone
to Columbus, o.
Elmer Hammer. Of Sixth street, Har-
rison. is at Buffalo, N. Y.
The Hudson County Democratic
Committee, which has arranged for a
special train to Trenton on the ocoa-
sion of the Inauguration of Governor
Woodrow Wilson Tuesday. January II.
announces that the train will stop at
Newark going and returning for the
benefit of the West Hudson people,
Transportation tickets and badges will
be ready at the Davis Clubhouse, n
Mercer street, Jersey City, on and
after January IA Tickets can be
secured from Alderman Edward J. Rice
OF Harrison, or o h Feighery, OF
Kearny, executive committeeman, OF
from James Hennessey. City Hall, and
s. M. Egan. $50 Grove street, Jersey
City.
On account of overcrowded conditions
that exist at the Miller street car barns
Of the Public Service Corporation, the
officials have decided to transfer a
number OF Kearny line cars to the Har-
rison barns. The cars will leave the
Harrison barns on schedule time, and
for a few weeks the early morning
service In Harrison will be noticeably
improved.