Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-03
BELLEVILLE.

The street committee of the Town
Council is planning TO get rid OF the DIS
agreeable features III connection with big
Tree brook, at Washington avenue and
King street.
The street committee of the Town
Council will take steps TO change the
names of Washington street and Pros
pcct place to avoid confusion with The
Washington avenue and Prospect street.
William Hornish at a meeting of the
Town Council last night requested that
an effort be made TO have the noise con
ditions at Hillside Park on Sunday modi-
fed.
Water Clerk Frederick Ritter who Is
i'll with pneumonia, was unable TO make
his report to the Town Council last night.
Councilman Herman c. Hansehka, of
the moor and alms committee of the
Council, win place a man and woman al
the town POOR house to look after that
institution.
Councilman Frank Cadiz suggested at
last nights meeting of the Council that
the garbage collector make efforts TO pre-
vent refuse from falling from the wagons
to the streets.
Building Inspector Alderman will file
building permits with Assessor Richard z.
Scaine, jr.
Councilman Frank Cadiz will attend n
meeting of the Essex County Park Com
mission In Newark next Tuesday and at
tempt to push the local park project.
Trolley ears hereafter will reduce speed
al. John. and Rutgers streets. Colonel
Hines, OF the Public Service. has notified
the Council TO this effect.
Town Treasurer Eugene M. Carney
hereafter will have cash on hand on pay
day to honor the warrants of town EN-
ployees.
Permission has been given by the Town
Council to allow ball playing on Sunday
at the Harrison street grounds.
DR.. Herbert b.. Vail gave a lecture last
night before the members of Seth Boyden
Council, Royal Arcanum, on ''Tubercu-
losis.''
Seth Boyden Council, Royal Arcanum.
will hold a lawn festival on June "a at
Holmes street and Hornblower avenue In
honor of the thirty-ninth anniversary of
the institution of the order. Several
State officers will be present and make
addresses.
The funeral of John Burke will take
place tomorrow morning from st. Pc
ter's r. c. Church. A mass of requiem
will be offered and interment will be
In st. Peters Cemetery.
Seth Boyden Council. Royal Arcanum.
will pay the death claim of the late
David Crowley next week. His widow
Will receive AofVuu.
Louis Storber, of Forest Hill. gave a
lecture last night on the countries of
Europe to a large audience at the fire.
house, on Belmont avenue. Silver Lake.
The following societies have appointed
representatives on the B%elleville day
celebration committee: Elks, DR.. G. o.
Cyphers, Christopher Reinhardt and
Edward Matthias; Holy Name Society.
James Murray, William Otter and
Charles Springer; knights of Columbus,
John Burke, John Waters n Martin
Malague: Odd Fellows, DIR. Joseph Wi
mans Robert Crisp n Walter Gilhy.
j.. c. b. A.. Mrs. Dennis O'Neil, Miss
Anna Glennon and Mrs. II. L. Wilson;
Royal Arcanum, II. p. Wilson, Charles
Dlckerson, Robert Crisp, Henry j.,
Haight and Charles Crisp. The first
general meeting will take place May IL
and on August "a the big event will be
held.
uarmo7v Lodge of Ode Fellows will
hold a class initiation on May 20. Fiji
teen candidates will be initiated.
The following cast will produce the
farce Riding the Goat at Parochial
Hall on Friday. May 10. under the aus
pices of Belleville Council, knights of
Columbus: Patrick n. Corrigan, Thomas
A. Connolly, Daniel Reardon, Bartholo-
NEW r. Kinneally, Alfred Hacker,
Charles Eccles, Martin a. Malague, Jo-
seph' Connolly, -tlncent Naylor, William
perkness. James A. Murray, Patrick j,
Finn. John Conlon Edward Wilson, John
Maher and David Glennon.