Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-01
RyINGTON

The I Should Worry Club was or
ganized Saturday night at the home
of Charles Alexander, of 80 Clinton
avenue west. The club will lease a
bungalow at the seashore for a sum-
mer pleasure resort. Meetings will be
held every Wednesday night during
the-month at its rooms, e76 Springfield
e The. officers IRE: President.
Charles Alexander; vice-president, ].
Frank Donovan; treasurer, Richard
Boice: secretary, Harry Quinton:
sergeant-at-arms, Louis Eames. The
honorary members are C. William
Elliott, Charles w. Mckee, William
DAILY, John Kurfess. Harry Kurfess,
w. Irwin Spence, Walter r. Bennette
and Nelson Schraft.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward NJ. Stirling.
of 81 Fortieth street, have gone to
Belmar, where they Will spend the
summer.
The Comet A. C. defeated the
Bergen Junior team yesterday after
noon on the Colt Street Oval by the
score of Il to 20. The batteries were:
Comets, Lewis and Alderman:
Bergens, Kelly and Clements.
The members and guests of the
City Line Fishing Club enjoyed a
successful trip to the banks yester-
day. A delegation from the Jacob
Werthman Pinochle Club, consisting
of Peter Steiner. John Werthmann,
John A. Smith, Daniel Zingraf and
John Schaefer, accompanied them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Salvatore Abruzzo. of
1874 Springfield avenue, have returned
from Long Branch, where they have
secured a cottage for the summer.
Frederick Snyder. jr.. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick S. Snyder, of A
Forty-second street, left today for
Dover Point, n. H, where he will
spend the summer with his grand
mother. Mrs. Benjamin Robertson.
Henry Bader, of 1871 Springfield
avenue. has returned from a fishing
trip to Long Island.
Charles Achuff, of rs Headley ter
race; Alfred A. Kiefer. of 25 Headley
terrace, and Frank Pannick. of 80
Harrison place. have returned from
an automobile trip to Atlantic City.
Miss Dora Sager, of 'Twenty-first
street, is enjoying a vacation at At
lantic City.
Mrs. E. o. Ward, of $40 Clinton
avenue, is convalescing from a long
illness.
nue.. who was confined to his home
with an attack of the grip. is about
again.
Former Tax Collector and Mrs.
George B. Adams, their so~n-in-law
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Wakefield, and granddaughter, Alice
Wakefield. of SO Orange avenue. have
gone to their cottage at Ocean Grove
for the summer,
Horace Holcomb, assistant county
sealer of weights and measures. who
has been making an inspection in the
town. reports that the tr~adespeople
are giving full weight and measufa.
all the scales and measures being
found to be exact.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Struening and
daughters. the Misses Celia Struening
and Katherine Strening, of II Head
ley terrace left today for North Cald-
well, where they will spend the
month.
Chief of Police Alexander S. Green
has announced the vacation schedule
of the department as follows: PATROL
mar John Coleman. July / to II; Lieu
tenant Thomas II. Kirkbride, July IA
to %; Roundsman George Farmhouse,
July % to August 8; Patrolman
Louis Meyer. July % to August 5;
Patrolman Charles Schulze. August 3
to August 16; Patrolman Edward
Weingarth. August 10 to 21: Patrol
man Harry Camp, August 20 to 81:
Patrolman William Finnigan. August
%. to September 2; Patrolman Chris
topher Hughes, September 1 to u;
Patrolman James J. Derbyshire. Sep
TENDER 5 to 16: Patrolman George
Garfield, September is to 81.
Frederick Weber and Henry Burk,
no home, whcl were arrested last
night. the former for lettering and
the latter for vagrancy. were com
mitted this morning by Recorder w.
Eugene Turtonl to thirty days in jail.
John Korn. of 743 Springfield ave-
nue.. reported to the police today thai
some one attempted TO enter his store
early this morning. A neighbor saw
a man trying to raise the screen on
one of the windows in the store but
who was frightened away.