Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-18
RvINGTON

An appropriation of $3.50 hal been made
by the Town Council to the Shade Tree
Commission.
John Dorer. of 100 stuyvesant avenue,
has been awarded the contract for the
paving. tagging and curbing Of Orange
avenue, his bid being $17,ss1.S5.
The ordinances regulating the salaries
of the police department and the fire
department have been adopted by the
Town Council. The salaries of the mem
bers of the former department are to be
81, 300 for the chief; 1,2so for the lieuten-
ant, $50 a year increase to roundsmen
until their salary reaches the maximum
of 81, 260. The members Of the latter de-
partment will be paid: Chief, 81, 100; cap
tain, 81, $50; permanent fremen, $500 for
first year, and thereafter $1,000; callmen,
S25 per annum. Salaries are to be paid
semi-monthly.
Ordinances were passed by the Town
Council last night to provide a proper
grade for a part of Orange avenue. to
pave and ourb Florence avenue, from
Elmwood avenue TO Clinton avenue west,
and to sewer this avenue and a part Of
Elmwood avenue.
A public hearing on the proposed open
ing of Ball street will be held by the
Town Council at its July meeting.
The Irvington Shade Tree Commission
will hold its semi-monthly meeting to-
night in Town Hall.
A food sale will be held Friday after
noon In the parlors of the First Re.
formed Church under the auspices OF
the Ladies' Aid Society. The committee
In charge is composed of Mrs. Asa Dilts,
chairman; Mrs. Charles Yoder, Mrs.
Charles Harrison and Mrs. John Decher.
Edward Ludwig. of &C Fortieth street,
is breaking ground for a two-family
dwelling at 81 Fortieth street, the cost
of which will be $4,000. Frederick Ham
mel will erect a modern two-family
dwelling at 1876 Florence avenue at a cost
of $1,000.
The Shade Tree League of the Colt
Street school has been organized with
officers as follows: President, Chester
Lance; vice-president, Louise Schlint;
secretary, Harold schrafft.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Griffith, of 80
Orange avenue, have returned from a
stay In Keansburg.
Former Councilman Henry o. Osborne,
OF 1049 Springfield avenue, left yesterday
for Keansburg, where he will summer
Essex Lodge, Loyal Order of Moose, of
~Irvington, will hold its semi-monthly
meeting in Masonic Hall tonight.
Arrangements are being made for the
opening of Nineteenth avenue, from the
East Speedway, across the Essex Coun-
ty Speedway to Myrtle avenue. An or
dinance was passed on first reading by
the Town Council last night, and coun
cilmen Sharp, B~reitenbach and Hartkopf
were appointed a committee to obtain
consent from the Board of Freeholders
to cross the speedway.
The Ancient Oriental Order of Jolly
Hooks was organized last night in olym-
pic Park. Officers we're elected as fol
lows: President, A. R.. Roberts; vice.
president, Charles f. Montaloo; secre-
tary, Walter Gundaker: treasurer, Fred
erick C.. Dietz; sergeant-at-arms. Henry
Lefty; trustees. Frederick ]. Wurster,
Jacob Deffur and Louis Breitweg. Her
mann H. A. Schmidt was elected an
honorary member Forty member are
enrolled. Meetings will be held every
Monday night.
Gustave A. Kruttschnitt, Recorder W.
Eugene Turton, Henry George and Mi
chael A! Dougher have been appointed a
committee by the directors of the City
Lin Building and Loan Association to
arrange for an outing to be held by the
directors.
Ray Mitchell, Gorge Sneden, Joseph
Sneden, of 1856 Clinton avenue; Harry
Jennings, OF 1046 Clinton avenue. Edward
Lewis, of 10 Irvington place, and Joseph
Dunn, of 80 South Twenty-hrst street.
were charged before Recorder Turton
last night with having disturbed services
at the First Christian Church last Sun
day by acting disorderly on the side
walk. They were discharged with a rep
rimand.
William Regad, of Clinton avenue
west, was committed to the county jail
today In default of Il bond guaranteeing
the weekly allowance of So for the sup
port of his two children. The case was
taken before the court by Overseer of
the Poor John b. Casey.
Frank Harada. ofS12 Highland terrace,
was fined SIS last night by Recorder Tur-
ton for permitting his horse to roam at
large in the town.
Miss Marguerite Hopkins, of Silkman
place, and Miss Clarissa Lowe, of New
ark, are enjoying a vacation at Atlantic
City.