Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-14
SOUTH ORANGE.

Herman C. Hoskier and family, OF
Ridgewood road, who have been
abroad for several months, are ex-
pected home September 8. Mr.. Hos
kier's home was robbed of thousands
of dollars worth of pictures during
his absence.
The Village Board of Trustees has
awarded the contract for the erection
OF a 125-foot chimney on the munic-
ipal water plant pumping station to
the H. r. Heinicke Company, of New
York, whose bid is s2,525.
The family of Village Trustee Ed
ward A. Marks, of Prospect street,
returned today from Spring Lake and
Point Pleasant.
Justice of the Peace Thomas San
was today arraigned before Police
Justice Edward w. McDonough In the
village police court, charged by Nc
torcycle Sergeant Edward A. Tracey
with having exceeded the automobile
speed limit by riding at the rate of
thirty miles per hour in South Or
ange avenue last night. He was fined
$40. so.
The Maplewood flremen were called
out at $50 o'clock last night to ex-
tinguish a brush fire, which endan-
gered a new house in the course of
erection in Inwood place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Rockefeller, of
Riggs place, left today for a weeks
stay at Allentown, Pa.
Charles Clarkson, of 1873 Fairview
avenue. has returned from Maine.
Village Treasurer Frank Fenner, of
Walton avenue, will leave Monday for
Southport, Me-, to spend his vaca-
ton.
Miss Cecilia Fitzsimmons, Of Acad-
envy street. and Miss Kathryn Down
ey, of Tichenor avenue, will leave
Saturday for Haines Falls, in the
Catskills, to spend their vacations.
Herbert Devarco, who has been Wis
iting his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Teitelbaum. of 10 VAL
ley street, returned today to his home
In West Hoboken.
Ludwig Palmer entertained a dozen
friends at pinochle at his home, 10
Second street.
Mrs. Richard Wolse and family, of
South Fourth street, have gone to
Brooklyn to spend a week visiting.
Edward Starke and family, of 24O
Turrell avenue, have returned from
Lake Hopatcong.
David Doe, of 81 Third street, has
returned from Newburg, N. Y, where
he spent two weeks.
C. H. Loutrel and family, of 104
Scotland road, are home from New
England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur l.. Brain,-d
of Kilburn place. returned today
from Atlantic City.
Stewart Brown, of Comstock place,
left today for a stay in Long Island.
Charged by Motorcycle Sergeant Ed
ward A. Tracey with having exceeded
the motor vehicle speed limit, Julius
Richards, an a%utoist, Of 81 Wallace
street, Newark, will be arraigned before
Police Justice Edward w. McDonough
In the Village Police Court tomorrow
morning. According to Sergeant Tracey,
Richards allowed his automobile to speed
at the rate of forty miles an hour in
South Orange between Riggs place and
Stanley road yesterday. Arrested yester-
day he left $50 to assure his appearance
for the hearing.
Many tickets have been disposed of
by Winnemucca Tribe, Improved Order
Of Red Men, for the annual outing to be
given by the tribe at Copleton's Grove,
Onion, Sunday.
The Board of Education will meet in
Columbia school Monday night.
The village board Of trustees will meet
next Monday night, when bids will be
for the work of curbing South
Orange venue from the Lackawanna
Railroad to the Newark line. This i'm
is to be made at the expense
of the property owners on the avenue.
The County Board of F~reeholders,
through the efforts of Director Walter A.
Evans, has decided to pave the road
way between the curb and cutters.
Mrs. william HOLSTER, of Hillside
place, has returned after a brief stay
at Atlantic City.