Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-05-28
lRVINGTON.

Joseph Nash, OF A Bruen avenue, was
| fined Sc by Recorder Turton last night
on the charges preferred against him
/ by Mrs, Charles Davis, Of 81 Maple ave-
| nue., Of having shot her pet cat and
| left 1t In a wounded condition so that
II had to be killed by the police. Nash
| declared that he shot the cat because
| II had killed some of his chickens. He
| threatened to sue the town for his loss.
The outing committee of the City
Line Pleasure Club, consisting of Fritz
Jester, Gustaye Richards, William Bru-
eninger, John Pfiffer and Charles Luft,
Will hold special meeting tonight in
Its quarters In Ellenbach's Hail. 72S
Springfield avenue, to announce the pro-
gram of field sports for the second an
nual outing of the club, which will be
held at Copleton's Grove, Sunday, June q
A still alarm was sent into the fire
department. yesterday afternoon for
slight blaze on the roof OF the photo
graph gallery of julius Bartosch, at
Myrtle and Springfield avenues.
John Costgan. who gave his address
as 80 Belleyille avenue, Newark, was
arrested Saturday for drunkenness. He
furnished security to appear last night
before Recorder w. Eugene Turton and
was fined s5.
The funeral OF John H. Burek, who
died last Friday at his home, II Florence
avenue, took place yesterday afternoon
from his late residence. Rev. Herbert
was In Fairmount Cemetery.
Former Councilman Henry o. Osborne
has returned from n stay at Keansburg
to participate I'm the observance of Me-
mortal Day with the Iryington Veterans
Association. of which he is a mem
ber.
Company A. of the Ivy Hill Cadet
Corps will hold its weekly drill tonight
in the armory In Iryington avenue, under
the direction OF Lieutenant Albert s.
Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred M. Griggs and
daughters, Madeline Griggs and Geral-
dine Griggs of Park avenue, left yes
terday for their cottage at Ocean Grove.
where they will remain until September.
An entertainment will be given tomor-
psht * the Of the Junior
Presbyterian Church.
Funeral services for Maud f. Elliott
daughter of Nj. and Mrs. William Ell
lick. who died Saturday night from cere-
bral fever, were conducted yesterday at
the home of her parents by Rev. Charles
W. Wright, of the Hilton M e. Church
Interment was In Rosedale Cemetery,
Union.
A shirtwaist dance will be given to-
morrow night by the Irvington A. G. I'm
Masonic Hall.
Memorial Day exercises will be held
in the five public schools tomorrow.
Members of the Irvington Veterans
Association will be present The pupils
will take UP collection which will be
turned over to the veterans as q flower
fund for the decoration of the veterans
graves In Clinton Cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Hodgetts of
1857 Springfield avenue. have returned
from a short stay with friends In Jer-
sey City
Frederick Hoffman, OF 248 Cottage
street. will shortly leave on a business
trip through several Western States.
Henry Clover, of IS Union avenue, is
recovering from the effects of two frac-
tured ribs, which he sustained by falling
off ladder while at work painting.
Frank J. Lexa. of IS Clinton avenue
west. is in St. Barnabas's Hospital as
the result OF an accident last Thursday
night, when a trolley car struck the
wagon he was driving in Iryington.
An entertainment will be given by the
Junior Society of the Manhattan Park
German Presbyterian Church, Grove
street and Fourteenth avenue. tomorrow
evening