Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-24
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burned While Cleaning Dress.

Burned While Cleaning Dress.
Miss Anna Schrack, the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schrack, OF "a For
tieth street. had a narrow escape from
being badly burned Saturday afternoon.
She was cleaning her dress with gasoline.
and while lighting a gas stove her dress
caught fire. She succeeded In extinguisl-
ing the blaze, sustaining only slight burns
about the chest. In the excitement, which
followed an alarm was sent into the fire
| department, and while the auto truck re-
sponded 1t lost the tire of one OF its front
| wheels.
Walter ]. Smith. of S%tuyvesant ave-
nue. and Mill road, has recovered from
a long Siege of rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. whigam. of
Cottage street, have gone to Keans-
burg for two weeks.
John Mike. of 81 Claremont venue
was placed on six months probation by
Recorder Turton this morning. He
was charged with disorderly conduct
at his home Saturday night.
Clinton Lodge No; Is / o. Q. F. win
Glorieux building.
The Camptown Building and Loan Assoc
citation will meet tonight In the Diebald-
Harrison offices at Springfield and Myrtle
venues
The monthly meeting of the shareholders
of the Lehigh Building and Loan Associa-
ton will be held tonight at S3 Clinton
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hale, of Howard
street, are the guests of friends In Free
hold.
Mrs. Gilbert C. Highly, of 1914 Springfield
avenue, has returned from a weeks vaca-
ton with friends at the ~seashore.
The Hyatt team Of the Manufacturers
| League defeated the Public Service team
on Lyon Avenue Oval Saturday by a
score Of 6 to 3.
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Mrs. Robert Boyer. of Jersey City, is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Ffcke, or
Union and Lyon avenues.
The Tigers were defeated yesterday by
the Morristown team at the latters
grounds by a score of s to 2
Charles NJ. Kienzle. Sydney Frake, Rob
ert Boyer, Jacob Volk and Christ Ffcke
will leave tonight in a launch for a three
days fishing trip.
Mrs. Christ Ficke, daughter, Miss Bertha
Ficke. son, John Ficke, and sons-in-law,
Alexander -Rittenharnner aud Charles
Furlong, have been the guests or friends
in Yonkers. :
Mrs. Frederick w. Macauley n son,
Harry Macauley, of 1O46 Clinton avenue,
are spending a vacation in Schooley's
mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Ellison and
daughter, Miss Grace Ellison, of Four
teenth avenue, are stopping at Keyport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Waterfield, of
Clinton avenue west, are spending. the
summer at their cottage In Asbury Park.
The directors Of the Olympic Building
and Loan Association will meet tonight
in Charles Hosp's Hall, Forty-third street
and Springfield avenue.
Walter ]. Bennette and Nelson Schraa;t
have returned from a fishing trip to Echo
Lake.
Miss Emma Wilhelm, of Stockton,
Middlesex county. il the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Bennett Hedden, of IA Lyon
avenue.
Among the local anglers who accom-
panied the City Line Fishing Club on its
trip to Seabright yesterday were Peter
Steiner, Joseph Leist, George Gibson.
Daniel zicksraf. August Ruck, Henry. Ell
lenbach, Frederick Jester and William
Quinn. Leist carried the local honors by
catching a ave-pound blackfsh.
Frederick Wurster, William Reid, John
w. Wehman and Councilman Leonard
enjoyed fishing yesterday with the Ever
Jolly Fishing Club, Councilman setaro
distributed his catch among his constit-
uents.