Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-12-17
IRvINGTON

Bert Cattel. of 1888 Springfield ave-
nue., manager for the Peerless Gro
Gerry Company, and Max Heller, of
1895 Clinton avenue, manager for S.
Scheuer & Sons, We're fined S. each
last night by Recorder w. Eugene
Turton for employing agents to dis
tribute circulars without a license.
The burning of a lace curtain in
the home of j. A. Lake, of 81 Twenty
second street, brought out the fire de-
partment yesterday. The damage was
slight.
Max Dimond, of go Prinz street,
Newark. was arrested by Special OF
hcer Highly for peddling without a
license. He took out a license instead
OF paying a fine.
A meeting of the board of directors
of the Irvington Building and Loan
Association will be held tonight at
1922 Springfield avenue.
A basketball game under the aus
pices of the Irvington Athletic Club
VIII be played tonight in Masonic
Hall. Dancing will be included.
The election board in the First
ward will sit in the respective poll
ing places until 8 o'clock tonight for
the purpose of registration for the
special election for councilman on
Friday, December 27.
Arrangements We're completed last
night for an agreement between the
! town and the New Jersey Lodge No.
is, B,Nai Abraham. that no interment
shall be made in that part of its cem-
etery located in the town within fifty
feet of any adjoining property ~ any
public street.
The resignation of Howard A. Tim
brook as callman of Hose Company
No. / has been accepted by the Town
Council.
A committee from the Town Coun-
Gil, headed by Councilman Frank r.
Sharp, chairman of the street COM
mittee. will appear before the road
committee. of the Board of Freehold
ers next Monday afternoon to discuss
the proposition of Halsey Tichenor
to have Grove terrace opened across
the speedway instead of Montrose
terrace, and to decide upon some other
available points at which to open
streets.
The Strengthening out of the sharp
curve of Lyons avenue at the Spring
field avenue terminus will be accom-
plished soon. a petition to this effect
-z-as,ra1 49, tl,a Tau-, fTAttnafl no
been referred to the board of asses
sors. 1t is also proposed by Council
man Hartkopf to have the switch at
Twenty-first street and Springfield
avenue removed.
Inasmuch as according to the town
act the salary of the police recorder
cannot exceed $500 a year. the amend
ment to the ordinance introduced at
the last meeting of the Town Council
increasing the recorders salary to Si20
was amended to read $500 by the
Town Council last night.
The first annual smoker of the Try
ington Rod and Gun Club was held
last night at the Irvington Park pa
vilion.
The frst of a series of Christmas
m~editations will be delivered tonight
on "Our Gifts to God" by the Rev.
Uriah McClinchie, of the First Re-
formed Church.
Miss Anna Slaight, of Madison ave
nue., who was this guest of friends IN
Morris county, has returned home.
Essex Lodge. Loyal order of
Moose, will hold its semi-monthly
meeting tonight in Masonic Hall.
The Rev. William II. Hainer, of the
| First Christian Church, will deliver
the third of a series of illustrated
lectures in the large meeting room
tonight. His subject will be "Christ's
Wayside Ministries"
Owing to dangers at the junction
of Avon venue and Twenty-first
street and at Lincoln place and
Springfield avenue on recommended
ton of Councilmen Hartkopf and
Setaro it is proposed TO have red
globes on the electric lights at those
points.
The monthly meeting Of the Hill
ton Improvement Association, which
was postponed last Tuesday, will be
held tonight in the Municipal build
ing. at Boyden and Springfield ave-
nue..
"Hezekiah Murphy's Singing Skule'
will be given in the parlors Of the
Irvington Nj. E. Church Thursday
night.
The City Line Bowling Club will
roll a series of games on Pape's al
leys, III Springfield avenue, tonight.
Nathan Wollad and his son, Harry
Wollad. of Prospect avenue, Irving
ton, were last night found not guilty
by Recorder w. Eugene Turton, on
q charge of having cruelty abandoned
o suffering horse on the byways in
that town, preferred against them by
Louis Teed, agent of the S. p. C. A.
Arthur McLeavy. of 1928 Hickory
street, Arlington. who died yesterday