Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-29
IRvINGTON

the midsummer-night festival OF the
Irvington Association of Exempt
Firemen, which will be held tonight
at the Irvington Park Hotel pavilion,
Union street and Lyons avenue The
arrangements committee includes
Howard A. Timbrook. chairman, and
George F. Dressler, yecretary and
treasurer.
The Lincoln Boys" a military and
police organization of youths, has
been organized at 20 Lincoln place.
The members are: Manager, r. L.
Van Ripper; assistant manager, A.
Hendsee; patrolman. Henry D. For
ward, jr.; soldiers, Homer Smith,
Leroy Wrenzbacher, F. Pioneers, J.
Schmitt. They hold weekly drills in
patrol duties, and military tactics.
John Hutnech, of % Delmar place,
was arrested Saturday by Patrolman
Finnegan on complaint of his wife,
who charged Him with disorderly
conduct. She claimed he sold a. COW
belonging to them Jointly and spent
some of the proceeds in saloons. On
his promise to restore the COW and
not repeat his disorderly conduct he
was released.
An automobile belonging to r. w.
S~hafferg, of the Union Club, of Bank
street, Newark, while being driven
through Clinton venue yesterday
collided with an, automobile near
Maple avenue belonging to DR.. H.
Gibbons, of 221 South Orange avenue.
The formers machine was badly
damaged.
Mrs. Jesse B. Newly, of IL Wash
ington avenue, and Mrs. George
Crane, of High street. Newark, have
gone to Atlantic City, where they
will be registered till September /
at the Hotel Frontenac.
The case of the Irvington Board
of Health against Isidore Kaplan, of
10 Bruen avenue for Strengthening
cattle without a permit, which was
calendared this morning before Re-
corder w. Eugene Turton, was post
poned until next Monday night.
Mrs. Edward F. Lee and son, Paul
Lee, of Al Elmwood avenue, have re-
turned from Colchester, Conn, where
they were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Rodenbush.
The board of directors of the Olym-
pic Building and Loan Association
will meet tonight at Hosp's Hotel,
Forty-thfrd street and. Springfield
avenue.
Mrs. Benjamin Staufenberger and
children, of As Harrison place, are
stopping at the family cottage in
Ocean Grove.
William Hodges, of s91 Springfield
avenue has been enjoying his vaca-
ton at Soldiers Grove and the High
lands.
John w. Ruth, of 125 Orange we
nue., has gone to Galveston, Texas,
on a business trip.
William H. Ruth. jr., and family, of
159 Orange avenue, will spend the
month of August at K~eansburg.
Alexander Hausmann has had plans
and specifications prepared for a one
family dwelling on Boyden avenue
Fortieth street, Hilton.
The Hilton Indians have added to
the souvenir collection in their wig
wan on Boyden avenue, Hilton, the
dried skins of two cells, each meas
uring three feet. These cells were
caught at the recent outing of a num-
Der of the tribe at Gillette. The catch
was made by William A. Heerwagen.
Joseph~S. Waterfield and family, of
81 Bruen avenue, have returned from
a two weeks stay at Asbury Park.
Herbert Million, of 104 Cummings
street, has returned from a vacation
at Delaware Water Gap, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Melick,
their daughters, the Misses Ethel and
Hazel Melick, and sons, Harold and
William Melick, left Saturday for a
three weeks stay at Ocean Grove.
Alexander B. Cashier, of 1O7;
Springfield avenue. is the guest OF
friends in Hoboken.
Charles Ahrens. of 1911 Springfield
avenue, who was taken suddenly il
at his home on Saturday, is conval.
escing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kilian Jubert ant
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. John A. Jubert. of ~ Chap
man place, will spend the month o.
August at their SUMMER home II
Port Murray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward. G. Voors, O.
1347 Springfield avenue, are enter
tanning friends from Washington
d. G.
Mildred Malay. the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Joseph Matay, of 6S Lin,
coin place. celebrated her secont
birthday anniversary at the home o
her parents on Saturday. A numbeI
of young guests were entertained il
honor of the event.
Mrs. Wheeler N. Meeker, of 4
Forty-third street, is stopping at At
lantic City.
Miss Efie S. Durand, of 10
Springfield avenue, is enjoying a Wis
in Roosevelt. L. 1.
Clinton Lodge No. IS, I. o. o. F
will meet tonight in the lodge room
in Masonic Hall.
Mrs. Hans Hartwig, of 1888 Stuy
vesant avenue, is visiting relatives il
Elizabeth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick j. Wurste
and children. of 1247 Springfield ave
nue.. will leave Saturday for a tw
weeks camping stay in Main.
Mrs. Leopard Setaro, the wife O
Councilman Setaro, and their daugh