Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-06
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Chase, of
SO Harrison place, Irvington, vii re-
turn today from Cato, ~ y after a
a six weeks stay.
Silkman place, Irvington, wandered
away from home last night and after
a search of -four hours was found in
Grove street.
Isadore Kaphan, of 10 Bruen ave-
nue., who was arraigned last night in
the Irvington court before Recorder
w. Eugene Turton on a charge of
slaughtering cattle without a permit
from the Board of Health, was ac-
quilted.
Mrs. Mary Schaefer, Of 21S Myrtle
avenue. was placed under 500 bon
to keep the peace by Recorder Turton
last night. She was charged by Ed
ward Guenther, jr., of ZIG Myrtle ave-
nue.. with ~disorderly conduct and
Islander.
Among the I~rvington residents who
attended the public hearing on the
opening of the Speedway before the
Board of Freeholders yesterday were
Mayor William l.. Glorieux, Recorder
w. Eugene Turton, former Assembly
man George f. Scribe, Councilmen
Frank r. Sharp, Charles Hartkopf
and Louis G.. Breitenbach, John J.
Bonscher, Julius Koehler. Isaac j.
Casey, jr., Richard A. McCabe, Lloyd
Mckee, Michael A. Dougher, Francis
r. Laisant, William A.. Smart and
Albert Mittenmeyer, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Weber, Of
South Grove street, have returned
from a stay at Ocean Grove.
John r. o'Neil, of Myrtle avenue.
will leave soon for the Pacific coast,
where he will remain six months on q
business trip.
Former Councilman and Mrs. Fred
Dehnert and daughter, Miss Florence
Dehnert. of Linden avenue, will leave
this week for their cottage at keans-
burg, which they will occupy during
August.
Temperance, One of the Christian
Virtues" will be the subject at the
meeting of the Christian Society at
the First Reformed Church tonight,
The services will be conducted under
the leadership of the president, j..
Percy Pearce. .
Joseph II. Castles, jr., and John
Wassmer, ir., are spending a week
autoing through New England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rutherford Fl, Taylor,
of 226 Cottage street, have returned
from New Providence, where they
were the guests Of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Harry W. Woodruff.
Mrs. Harry Helwig. of 1866 Spring.
field avenue, is the guest of relatives
in Philadelphia.
Frank venino. jr., of 14lS Springfield
avenue, is recovering al st. Barna-
bass Hospital from the results of an
operation for appendicitis.
Patrolman Charles scbulze left yes
terday for ten days vacation at the
Highlands.
A delegation from lr~vington Coun-
ell No. 167. Jr. o. U. A. M, will attend
the Clinton Hill Council lodge meet
ing tonight to witness the degree
work.
On the recommendation of Council
man Hartkopf, of the public buildings
the members Of the Town
Council will consider the ACCESSIBILITY
of purchasing additional lHnd on
washington avenue for the new po-
lice station.
over seer of the ) Poor John b.
Casey will attend the State conven-
ton of the overseers OF the poor at
the Monmouth Hotel, Sea Girt, to-
morrow.
The Shade Tree Commission will
meet tonight in Town Hall
On the recommendation of Chief of
Police Alexander S. Green, Lloyd
Smith, of ~ Union avenue, was last
night appointed special policeman
without pay by the Town Council.
On the recommendation of Fire
Chief Groom, Henry Becker, of
Forty-frst street, and Wallace M.
Pullan, of Is Howard street, have
been appointed callmen on the fire
department by the Town Council,
The report of the Board of AS
on the paving of Fortieth
street has beer approved by the Town
Council and the assessment will be
levied.
Wilbur Laisant, of Baltimore, a
former resident of ~Irvington, sailed
Saturday on the Rhein of the North
German Lloyd line for a business
trip in Europe.
The committee on public lights has
been authorized by the Town Council
to place a light at Yale avenue and
Park place and one 500 feet south of
that point on Park place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony J. Guenther,
of 81 Elmwood terrace, are stopping
at Keansburg.
Herman Jelinek, president of the
City Line Stair Company, of II
Twenty-frst street. has returned
from a business trip to Baltimore.
James ]. Quinn. of 1O2 Myrtle ave-
puo will Ieaya next week for q