Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-07
REORGANIZATION.
Hurt Avoiding collision.

Hurt Avoiding Collision.
While driving through Springfield
Avenue last night, Louis sedo, OF z
Willow street, and Louis John, of AT
Bloomfield avenue, both of Bloomfield.
were thrown from their rig at Grove
street. An automobile was coming along
In the opposite direction, and in order
to- avoid Cs rd = = eoii nword sea- tSs auiesiy anrne1
1t to upset. Both occupants were
thrown to the ground, Sedo sustaining a
d~islocation of the left elbow and sew
with a few bruises. Policemen Vein
garth n Finnegan took Sedo to the
police station, where he was attended
by DIR. Albion c: Christian, of Clinton
venue. after which he was AIKEN to
his home.
Hurt in Fall from Car.
Jacob Englert, of 7ss South Eigh-
teenth street, while attempting to get
night at Indiana street, Hilton, fell to
the ground, sustaining a cut over his
right eye. He was taken to the ONCE
of DR.. Louis Schneider. of 6S4 Spring
held avenue, who dressed the wound.
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The Rev. and Mrs. william II. Hainer
have returned from a stay In the noun
went to Improve his health. The Rev.
Mr.. Hainer resumed charge of his pull
pit in the First Christian Church yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Struening. Mr.,
and Mrs; Walter Bennette and Mr., and
Mrs. William burst, of Iryington, have
returned from a fishing trip In their
yacht along the eastern shore of the
State.
Mrs. Otto Argast. of Park place, is
stopping at Asbury Park.
Miss Edith Bonneli, of Avon avenue,
Is a guest at Belmar.
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Miss Alice Hopkins. of Nineteenth
street, are spending a fortnight at
Rockaway Beach.
The monthly meeting of the teachers
and officers of the Sunday school, mis-
sion and home department workers OF
tonight in the lecture room of that
edifce.
Miss Louise Pierson, OF twentieth
avenue, is spending her vacation at
~Northfeld, Mass.
Superintendent Joh S. Whigam, of
the 1~rvington p~ostofice station, and his
wife have returned from a two weeks
stay at K~eansburg.
The Junior Christian Endeavor So
Getty of the First Christian Church will
hold a sociaple Thursday afternoon on
the lawn of Mr.. and Mrs, Gustaf f.
Maull, OF % Silkman place.
Lawrence Wiemers, OF II Cleremont
avenue. returned last night with II
! crabs which he basged In Newark bay
OFF Bayonne.
The semi-monthly meeting Of the
tonight In Town Hall.
The monthly meeting of the Hilton
Improvement Association will be held
tomorrow night in Feiblenhan's offices
In Springfield avenue, Hilton.
The regular msseting Of Clinton int Lodss,
In Giorieux building.
A meeting Of the City Line Fishing
! Club viii be held tonight in Henry
E~llenbach's Hall, 1913 Springfield v
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Hardman. of Den
vile, have been the guests OF relatives
Howard Wilson. of Cottage and Au-
gusta streets, and Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEPH
Kohler, of 80 Rich street, are stoppine
at Morgan Station.
Herman s%tockinger has resigned a.
special policeman.
street, Newark, reported to Chief OF
Police Green yesterday that some on'
had broken into the new dwelling
street, during the night and stolen
large quantity Of paint. Entrance wal
gained through a cellar window, ant
the goods were evidently removed
through "A window on the first door.
Complaints have been made to Chic
of Police Green that several appl.
orchards a recently been plundered
while riding a bicycle In Springfield
avenue Saturday afternoon William
James, Ia years old, of 1868 Springfield
avenue, was struck by an automobile
owned by Elisha walker, Of Morris
town. The boy escaped with sligh
bruises, but the wheel was broken.
Joseph Reich. of 191 Spruce street
Newark. was arrested last night 70
driving through the town without
for appearance before Recorder Turtol
> tonight.