Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-30

The semi-annual inspection OF the
Irvinston police department was held
today in Town Hall. The men under
Chief Green appeared In full uniform.
The inspection was made by the police
committee Of the Town Council, COM
posed of Councilmen August l.. La
combe, Frederick Eckelhofer and Fred
Dehnert.
Carpenter Hurt In Fall.
Samuel Soren, of 121 Bruce street, this
city, a carpenter employed by Isidor
Blum, a contractor, of 92 Sixteenth
avenue, this city, while at work yes
terday on a building in course of con
~struction at Twenty first street and
Nelson place, slipped from a beam on
the second floor. He fell to the floor
below, landing upon his back, Chief of
Police Green, who vas notified, sum-
moned Or. Albion c. Christian. AL
though nothing serious seemed to all
him, he was sent to st. Barnabas's
Hospital for further examination.
More than 200 members, their FAM
lilies n guests of the Craftsmen's As
ISOLATION, an auxiliary of Franklin
Lodge No. 10, F. and A. M, left this
morning for a trip to Asbury Park.
The Junior Christian Endeavor So
ciety of the First Christian ChurchfwilI
hold a meeting Friday afternoon at 3
o'clock at the church. At the concur
sion the members will attend the lay
ing Of the cornerstone of the church.
The vacation schedule for the Irving
ton firemen, laid out by Chief Herbert
Groom and approved by the fire COM
mittee, begins June /, as follows:
Harvey Campbell, June l to IL; Harry
Flues, July z to IS; Benjamin Bader,
July Is to 30: Alexander L. Higgins,
August Q to 10; George Kunzenbacher,
August IA to %. Wilbur Timbrook has
been granted permission to take his
vacation in days at a time.
The semi-annual inspection of the
I%rvington fire department was held THU
morning in Town Hall. The men under
Chief Herbert J. Groom appeared in
full summer uniform. The inspection
was made by the fire committee, Fred
erick Eckelhofer, David H Greene and
Fred Dehnert. Mr.. Eckelhofer deliv-
cred a short complimentary talk on the
fine appearance of the men and Ell
cheney of the department.
Albert Bennett, IL years old, of Al
South Grove street, was bitten yester-
day by a large stray dog. He was at
tended by DR.. Albion c. Christian.
Mrs. Maria j. Holt, of 2 Bruen aye
nue.. has gone to the place of her birrnr
Kingston, Ulster county, N. Y, where
she will spend a few months.
The Rev. Thomas r. Monaghan, II
st. Leo's r. C. Church, who was taken
to st. Mary's Hospital, Passaic, las,
Sunday, underwent an operation fof
appendicitis yesterday.
In a baseball game between the tstns
of the Irvington High School the
East Side High School on Lyons Ave-
nue. oval yesterday afternoon the
former won by a score of IL to s.
The members of the Irvington High
School who Will graduate in June are
Roland Waterfeld, william Mueller
Dorothy Stevens. Lillian Day, Jeant
Maclean.
Funeral services for William ]
Miller, who died last Saturday at his
home in New York city, were held yes
terday afternoon from the residence Of
his sister, Mrs. Nicholas Weber. of 66I
Stuyvesant avenue. The Rev. William
II. Hainer, of the First Christian
Church, officiated. Interment was II
Woodland Cemetery.
The members of the Riverside ROT
and Gun Club, composed largely of citi
zens of ~Irvington, are arranging fol
an outing at their grounds at Gillette
The officers recently elected are: Presi
dent, Otto Groel; vice-president, Ed.
ward Van Benthuysen; secretary. Wal
ter Garlick; treasurer, George Van
Benthuysen; sergeant-at-arms, Johi
Mike.