Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-05-15
SOUTH ORANGE.

In their initial target practise of the
season yesterday afternoon the members
of the village police department shot as
follows: Patrolman Patrick j. Kelly. so
out of a possible 100; Sergeant Thomas
J. Sherry, 10; Patrolman John j. Matte,
So Patrolman John j. Manion, OF;
Chanceman Harry w. Meeker. 90; Mar,
shall Thomas +. Mcguire, 81; Patrolman
Patrick j. SkefIington, so; Patrolman
Robert J. Lloyd, 80; Patrolman Thomas
l.. MCGUIRE, 46; Patrolman Michael Lally,
3S; Patrolman William Comerford, 80,
and Sergeant Patrick j. Mcguire, 20.
Another shoot will be held on Friday.
A public debate Is to be given by the
Seton Hall College students in the col
lege auditorium next Wednesday night
on the subject, Resolved, That the In
itiative and Referendum Should BE In
corporated by All States in Their Sys-
TEN of Legislation" william j. Feeney
and Arthur v DuPuis will argue. the
Affirmative side, while John NJ. Walsh
of the negative end. Edward G. Winfield
and Cornelius j, Ahern have been named
as alternates for the respective sides.
William d; Donnelly VIII be %,il,am ehairm4n =
Contwell, of Long Branch, will act as,
Judge and award Il gold medal to the
one whom he decides is the foremost
orator
N. w. w. Miller, of Broadway, New
York, has reported to the village police
from about his vacant house in Sonth
Orange avenue, on the mountainSide. lie
has asked that all who trespass on the
property be arrested.
The Seton Hall College varsity base
ball team, which is today playing the
HOLY Cross College nine at Worcester,
Mass, will play a game with the Notre
Dame College representatives on Setonia
Field Friday afternoon.
The annual report of teh board OF
trustees of the First Presbyterian
Church, just announced by William w.
Thomas, treasurer, shows that the re-
ceipts for the past twelve months were
$10,I92.21, leaving a balance on hand OF
tlons. $393G.51; quarterly subscriptions,
$2,372.S3, and repair pledges, $llV.To,
while the disbursements were In part
as follows; Pastors salnry, 5000 re re-
and and sexton, $61& Ar,nur L. Brainerd,
secretary of the Sunday school, in his
annual statement shows that the past
year has been one of constant ana regu,,
la. growth, the number of teachers and
scholars increasing from $50 10 .Oo, u
gain of twenty mine. The present mem.
bership Is the largest in the history of
the school. The average attendance for
the year was las, while during the pre-
vious twelve months it was but 13l.
Frightened by passing train two
teams of horses belonging to Ludwig
Bait of Irvington avenue, which were
attached to heavy trucks, bolted In the
Lackawanna freight, yards, Yesterday sNn Ky,
tricks. One of the teams was cornered
between two trains of cars. The other
stopped when one of the horses tripped
over rail. The horse was badly. cut
about the legs and had three of its
shoes torn of The shaft of the truck
was smashed. 1t was while, the vehicles
to which they were attached were being
ioaded from freight cars that the horses
were frightened.
Stewart Brown, president Of the Or
ange Lawn Tennis Club, of Montrose
avenue. announces that the annual mid
die States lawn tennis championship
tournament will be held on the club s
courts during the week OF July 4,
AT her home in Hartford road yester-
day Mrs. Alfred Ii. Brainard gave Il
card party.
Mrs. II. w. Rogers, of Roosevelt Park,
viii speak on The Social Need Of the
Growing Child" at a meeting OF the
in the school auditorium Monday after
noon.
Sergeant of Police Frank II. Kenny,
who recently suffered relapse after
having seemingly recovered from a, Sc
we're throat ailment, Is aole TO ne apou'
again.
Patrolman Thomas l., Mcclure has
been instructed to put an end to corner
loafing in the village centre during the
evenings.
Clem Tombs. Of 30 South Orange ave.
nue.. who was arrested yesterday by Pa
trolman Eugene c, Aber for tying n
horse to tree In Church street. was to-
day arraigned before Police Justice Ed
ward w. McDonough, who found him
guilty and suspended sentence
Two hundred people attended the
dance and euchre given by Winnemucca
Tribe, Improved Order OF Red Men, held
in Red Mems Hall, Sloan street, last
night The committee In chnrge was
composed of Daniel H. Scully, Frederick
Ziegler James Cash William M. Ash and
Francis A. Rhatican.
DR., Mefford Runyon. of Academy
street, left today for Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Gaudineer
of South Prospect street, have returned
from California.
Patrick McCahery. Michael Fitzsim.
mons and Edmund Krebel are attending
as delegates of the local fire depart
ment the convention of thAexempt fire
men at Perth Amboy.
The township committee passed ordi
| nnnces last might for the eurbing o.
twelve streets in the mountain sectior
| of Maplewood.
The South Orange Lodge OF the Il
| p. o. E. will hold a banquet IN Jamie
| sons Hall, South Orange next Monda,
| evening. Covers viii be placed fol
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