Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-10-12
NEWS OF NEWARK,S BUSY SUBURBS
Jotti,lgS IN
the Oranges

The speaker for the opening meet
| ing of the Mems Club of the Hyde
| Park Reformed Church on Thurs
day evening Will be the Rev. Adolph
| Roeder. who will address the club
on Church Citizenship and State
| Citizenship" At this meeting the
| annual election of officers will take
place.
At the regular meeting of city OF
| Orange Council. Knights of Column
bus, on Monday evening the election,
of officers will take place.
The third annual ball of the C. c..
Social Club. of Orange Valley, will
be held in Saenger Hall, 2 Mitchell
street, on Monday evening, October
2S There will be music by William
McGlynn and comedy by several
members. The committee in charge
includes George Bernius, chairman;
Daniel McTassney, William Cook
Charles Lampkin and william Perry.
Dancing will be in the upper room
the lower floor.
A eucllre will be held Tuesday night
at the home of Mrs. J. H. Murphy, IL
Minton place. Orange. for the benefit
of the Church of Our Lady of Mt.
Carmel. Mrs. Murphy will be assist
ed by her daughter, Mrs. j. S. Bon
nell. The proceeds are for the altera-
tion fund.
Announcement has been made of
the engagement of Miss Elizabeth
Flanders, of Beech street, East Or
ange, and Frederick Person, of Upper
Montclair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark S. Comstock,
of 95 Chestnut street. East Orange.
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Helen Marion Com
stock, to Harold Miller Beam, also
of that city.
A heavy limb of an old tree oppo-
site the home of Town Counsel
Simeon Fl. Robinson, in Mortified
avenue. West Orange, which had been
condemned by the town department,
fell with crabs at o'clock this
morning and carried a mass of electric
light and telephone wires to the road
way. Luckily no one was passing at
the time. and the police department
notified the companies using the
wires to repair them.
Charged with assaulting Mrs. Fan
ME Weisbard, of sos Main street, East
Orange, when she called to collect a
bill yesterday, Daniel Freil, janitor of
an apartment at SO Harrison street,
that city, was arrested today by De-
tective Riker and will be given a
hearing by Recorder Mott on Monday.
She claims the janitor pushed her
and she fell to the sidewalk. Mrs.
Weisbard has no witnesses to the
actual assault, but says two women
heard her screams. Freil was pa
rolled by Chief O'Neill pending the
trial.
A resolution scheduled to be intro
duced at the East Orange City Coun-
Gil meeting on Monday night, which
! will call upon the Public Service Gas
| Company to remove four-burner
| lamps from several points in Main
| street and in front of number OF
churches. Is expected to cause consid-
erable debate among the councilmen
| The resolution will provide for re-
moval of the three-limbed lamps from
Mum avenue and Halsted street
| Harrison street and Washington
street, Hawthorne avenue, Maple
avenue, Grove street and Steuoen
! street
A horse attached to a wagon loaded
| with crates of live chickens ran away
| in Main street, Orange, today and
continued down that thoroughfare to
East Orange. The horse, which is
owned by G. II. Gamble, of Wes'
Orange. was caught by Policeman
Bartholomew Brady at Washington
place.